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PacWest: New President, New Acquisition, New Volvo Dealer

PacWest Machinery is owned by Seattle-based Joshua Green Corporation, a private company with interests in real estate, consumer goods, food manufacturing, distribution and public equities.

Thu March 17, 2016 - West Edition
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PacWest Machinery of Seattle, Wash., announced that Jolene Logue joined the company as president.
PacWest Machinery of Seattle, Wash., announced that Jolene Logue joined the company as president.

PacWest Machinery of Seattle, Wash., announced that Jolene Logue joined the company as president beginning on Jan. 18, 2016.

“We are very pleased that Jolene will become an integral part of the PacWest leadership team,” said Andrew Wold, CEO of PacWest Machinery. “Her years of management experience in equipment distribution, market development and service delivery will greatly benefit our employees, customers and suppliers.”

Ms. Logue has enjoyed a successful career in the construction equipment business with Ingersoll-Rand and Volvo Construction Equipment. Her key assignments have included branch manager, regional director and regional vice president, including the supervision of 200 plus employees across 12 branches in the western United States, Canada and Mexico.

“It's an exciting time to join PacWest Machinery,” Ms. Logue said. “We are in a region poised for growth and this company has the team and necessary financial resources to deliver the highest levels of customer satisfaction.” A native of Hayward, Calif., Ms. Logue has been a long-time supporter of Seattle Children's Hospital serving on the Guild Association Board of Trustees and a number of related committees.

Acquires Assets of Clyde/West

PacWest Machinery previously announced in Dec. 2015 that it acquired the operating assets of Clyde/West Inc. of Portland, Ore.

“Clyde/West has supplied equipment to a growing construction industry in the Northwest for over 100 years, and the PacWest team will continue to provide customers with the finest products and services in the business” Mr. Wold said.

PacWest Machinery is owned by Seattle-based Joshua Green Corporation, a private company with interests in real estate, consumer goods, food manufacturing, distribution and public equities.

“The acquisition by PacWest Machinery of the Clyde/West business is representative of our investments,” said Stan McCammon, president and CEO of the Joshua Green Corporation. “We take a long-term view when investing in regionally-based companies that are profitable and contribute in many important ways to the community. This long-term orientation sets Joshua Green apart from many investors and makes us an ideal partner for companies seeking capital or facing a generational transition.”

Appointed as a Volvo Construction Equipment Dealer

PacWest Machinery has been named as the Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) dealer in Washington, Oregon and northern Idaho. Volvo CE is a leading manufacturer of heavy equipment in the construction, forestry, road and related infrastructure industries. Under the new dealer agreement, PacWest Machinery has responsibility for the sales, rental and aftermarket support for the full line of Volvo's general production equipment, road machinery and compact equipment. PacWest Machinery will provide equipment and services to customers initially from four facilities located in Kent and Spokane, Wash., and in Portland and Eugene, Ore.

“PacWest Machinery and the Joshua Green organization have a unique combination of skilled leaders and the necessary financial resources to capitalize on a growing economy in the West,” said Göran Lindgren, president and CEO, Volvo CE North America. “Volvo will provide the products, support and resources required by PacWest Machinery and its management team to continue delivering the highest levels of customer satisfaction.”


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