Eric Cliff has joined Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas as Northeast District service manager, supporting Hyundai dealers throughout the northeastern United States.

Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc. announced the addition of Eric Cliff as northeast district service manager. He will provide product support to Hyundai dealers throughout the northeastern United States, reporting to Scott Rainwater, national service manager.

“We are happy to welcome Eric to the Hyundai dealer support team,” said Rainwater. “Eric brings a strong skill set to our service department that will help our dealers deliver 'the Hyundai edge' to their customers.”

Prior to joining Hyundai, Cliff worked as a dealer shop-field service technician for several mining operations and construction equipment dealerships in New Jersey, gaining experience and insight into equipment operations, service and warranty systems. He is a member of the Equipment Managers Council of America and is a certified equipment maintenance manager thru the George Washington University continuing engineering education program.

Hyundai Strengthens Internal Staff With Two Key Hires

Hyundai also announced the hires of Kevin Martin as controller and Jae Park as legal assistant, both reporting to K.S. Seo, chief financial officer. Martin joins the Hyundai finance team with 15 years' experience as a corporate controller.

Park joins the Hyundai legal department with private and public sector legal experience, including a position with the Federal Trade Commission.

For more information, visit www.hceamericas.com.

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