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Moving Fourward

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by Jeffrey Messer

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11 episodes
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Moving Fourward is the podcast for the Work Truck Industry. We seek out conversations with industry leaders and discuss issues that we are all facing today. If you like what you hear, please subscribe and share with other industry friends.

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4/12/2022

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Episode thumbnail for Episode 11: Doyle Sumrall, Managing Director, NTEA (retired)

January 13, 2023

Episode 11: Doyle Sumrall, Managing Director, NTEA (retired)

<p>Doyle Sumrall joins the podcast to discuss his start in the work truck industry and how he ended up an integral part of NTEA--the Association for the Work Truck Industry.&nbsp;</p>

Episode thumbnail for Episode 10: Brian Bowden and John Ruppert, From OEM to Adrian Steel Company

December 8, 2022

Episode 10: Brian Bowden and John Ruppert, From OEM to Adrian Steel Company

<p>In this episode, I bring two industry leaders together to discuss their time working for America's largest vehicle manufacturers. Brian Bowden was General Motors' Director of Fleet and Commercial Operations and John Ruppert was Ford Motor Company's General Manager-Commercial Vehicle Sales and Marketing. Their paths crossed when they retired from their OEM positions and went to work for Adrian Steel Company. I had the distinct honor to sit down with both to discuss culture at GM and Ford as well as at Adrian Steel Co. Both Brian and John also share how they continue to hone their leadership skills even after spending decades building high functioning teams.&nbsp;</p>

Episode thumbnail for Episode 9: Mark Saltzman, President, Buyers Products Company

October 3, 2022

Episode 9: Mark Saltzman, President, Buyers Products Company

<p>If you have ever set foot in a truck equipment distributor location, then chances are that you've seen some items from Buyers Products Company in Mentor, Ohio. On this episode, I speak with the leader of Buyers Products, Mark Saltzman. Mark has worked at the Buyers Products Company for 44 years. He is the 3rd generation owner and president of the company, but he has humble roots, starting in the warehouse and then moving into the office. In 1988, Mark took over the leadership of Buyers Products when his father-in-law left the company to run Viking Forge.&nbsp;</p>

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What is Moving Fourward?

Moving Fourward is the podcast for the Work Truck Industry. We seek out conversations with industry leaders and discuss issues that we are all facing today. If you like what you hear, please subscribe and share with other industry friends.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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