Doosan Portable Power recently appointed several new aftermarket territory managers to focus on building relationships with Doosan channels and to assist in the expansion of the Doosan aftermarket and consumable parts businesses.

Eastern Region Manager

Jim Fultz recently was named aftermarket territory manager of the eastern region of the United States. Fultz is based in Cross Lanes, W. Va.

Prior to joining Doosan Portable Power, Fultz held several positions with Anderson Equipment Company in South Charleston, W. Va. and most recently he served as general parts manager.

Western Region Manager

Mike Goodwin has been appointed aftermarket territory manager of the western region of the United States. Goodwin is based in Redding, Calif.

Prior to joining Doosan Portable Power, Goodwin served as area sales manager with Case Power and Equipment in Redding, Calif. Goodwin also has held several positions in the industrial distribution market with Cummins Engine master distributor, Cummins West.

Florida Manager

Gino Morin, remarketing manager and aftermarket territory manager of Doosan Remarketing and Latin America Operations was recently appointed to take on additional aftermarket territory manager responsibilities for the state of Florida.

Morin has worked for Doosan Portable Power since 2008. Prior to joining Doosan, he worked for United Rentals in various roles of increasing responsibility, including sales and branch management.

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