Chip Cramer.

Chip Cramer, General Manager of Nortrax Grand Rapids, MN has elected to retire following a successful fifteen year career. He is a twenty six year veteran of the construction and forestry industry following a four year tour of duty in the Air Force. Chip's deep commitment to his values and his loyalty, friendship and professionalism have led him from a territory manager to an inside sales associate and finally General Manager. His good nature, calm demeanor and caring attitude coupled with his insight, wisdom and integrity made him a trusted and reliable teammate to all at Nortrax. He will be missed as he and his wife begin traveling and enjoying their retirement.

Nortrax proudly introduces Rich Miska as our next General Manager in Grand Rapids. Rich joins Nortrax following a career as Senior Financial Services Executive at AgStar Financial Services. He has held the positions of land buyer and market development for a home builder. He's a graduate of the University of Minnesota, has been an active associate member of the Minnesota Timber Producers Association, provided educational workshops for loggers through MLEP (Minnesota Loggers Education Program), is a current board member for the Minnesota chapter of Log-A-Load for Kids, and served on the Board of Trustees for AgStar's Fund for Rural America.

Outside of work, Rich and his wife Deb are active in their church and enjoy hunting, fishing, and attend the sporting events and extracurricular activities with their children.

For more information visit www.nortrax.com.

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