Specialty Equipment Insurance Services Appoints Brett Davis as Executive Advisor

Oct 27, 2022

Pleasant Prairie, Wis. — Specialty Equipment Insurance Services (SEIS), an Amynta Company, announced on Monday that Brett Davis has been appointed Executive Advisor of SEIS.

Previously, Davis served at CNH Industrial, where he held numerous leadership roles within his 25-year tenure, including President and Chairman of CNH Industrial Capital, President of CNH Latin America Financial Services, and Vice President of New Holland North America. He currently serves as an advisor for TRNSACT Technologies, transforming the way commercial equipment is financed. Additionally, Davis is a Managing Director at Rinaldi Advisory Services, a boutique advisory firm specializing in the Equipment and Equipment Finance Industries. He is also a Board Member and advisor to Mazer Group and has served on the board of the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association (ELFA) and Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM).

“Brett is an accomplished global equipment leader who has deep relationships in the equipment financing and equipment dealer space”, said Ted Wagner, COO of SEIS, “He is one of the most established and knowledgeable leaders in the construction and agriculture equipment sector across North America, and we are excited to have him as part of our team as we drive the expansion of our platform with equipment dealers in the US and Canada.”

Specialty Equipment Insurance Services (SEIS), an Amynta Group company, is a leading equipment protection and insurance service provider. Since July of 2012, SEIS has delivered best in class enterprise solutions to Original Equipment Manufacturers, Dealer Networks and End Customers with products designed to build customer loyalty and increase market share. Serving customers in the United States and Canada, SEIS products and services include, but are not limited to, equipment protection for extended use, physical damage insurance, rental coverages, and dealer package coverages.

Source : Farm Equipment

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Lyrics:

My days begin with workin’, Alarm’s at 5 o’clock,
I Fill 5 gallon buckets, The feeders and the troughs,
This five to nine ain’t workin’, why the heck do I work so hard?,
I can’t worry ‘bout health problems, I can sleep in when I’m gone,

One, here comes the two to the three to the four,
Tell em’ ‘buy another cow, we need plenty more’,
Blue jeans are gettin’ dirty, what else could I ask for,
Oh my, more chores

Someone pour me up another shot of sweet tea,
They know me and working hard’s got a history,
There’s another flock of sheep that still needs feed,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,

Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,

I’ve been working pretty stressed but,
I ain’t changing for some cash,
Lord knows that I’m very blessed (More chores),
But I gotta say it’s hard,
Workin’ outside gettin’ charred,
Living out here on the farm, (more chores)

One, here comes the two to the three to the four,
Tell em’ ‘buy another cow, we need plenty more’,
Blue jeans are gettin’ dirty, what else could I ask for,
Oh my, more chores

Someone pour me up another shot of sweet tea,
They know me and working hard’s got a history
There’s another 20 chickens that still need feed,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,

Everybody on the farm getting’ busy,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,

Fun, here on ranch that’s what you can’t ignore,
Might be pretty hard but I love it to its core,
Flannel’s gettin’ dirty, what else could I ask for,
Oh my, more chores (Tell ‘em sing with me)

Someone pour me up another shot of sweet tea,
They know me and working hard’s got a history,
There’s another flock of sheep that still needs feed,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,
Someone pour me up another shot of sweet tea,
They know me and working hard’s got a history,
Watching cattle in the dark, don’t miss me,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,
(Yeeeeeehaw)
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,
Everybody on the farm gettin’ busy,
It’s the best bro, go get yourself a farm