Eagle Power & Equipment has hired Chris Bair as its new sales representative for southern Montgomery County in Pennsylvania.

Bair will handle the full Case and Kubota lines for Eagle Power and also will be responsible for obtaining new accounts via cold calling and industry networking, as well as maintaining and growing existing accounts within the territory.

“I will be utilizing my 19 years of sales and account management experience to represent and grow Eagle Power & Equipment’s presence in Montgomery County,” said Bair. “Most recently, I was sales manager of ESCA Blast in Hatfield, Pa., and was responsible for the sales and rental of sand and soda blasting equipment, media and personal protection equipment, as well as quoting of surface preparation work for the contracting division.”

Prior to ESCA, Bair ran his own company that specialized in the design and installation of stormwater management and waterproofing for property management companies.

Dean Leonetti Sr., sales manager of Eagle Power & Equipment, said Bair is ideally suited for his new position with the Montgomeryville, Pa.-based dealer.

“I felt that Chris [Bair] would be a long-term employee who would be the perfect fit in the successful family business environment that has been established here over the years at Eagle Power & Equipment,” he said. “We all wish Chris a happy and successful employment for many years to come.”

For more information, call

215/699-5871, or visit www.eagle

powerandequipment.com.

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