Boom & Bucket Introduces Fleet Advisors to Enhance Digital Dealership for Heavy Equipment

Jun 19, 2023

Digital dealership for heavy equipment taps knowledgeable experts for strategic insights across local markets

Austin, Texas - June 19, 2023 —

Boom & Bucket, the innovative digital dealership for heavy equipment, today announced the assembly of a team of fleet advisors, composed of seasoned industry professionals, all dedicated to revolutionizing the way customers buy and sell used heavy equipment.

"Our team of fleet advisors, expertly positioned in local markets, play a pivotal role in our growing business," said Adam Lawrence, CEO of Boom & Bucket. "Their deep expertise in the heavy equipment industry coupled with our technology suite ensures seamless transactions for our customers, supporting our mission to deliver a safe, secure, and convenient way for buying equipment sight unseen."

The advisors and their respective territories are:

- Abel G (SoCal Territory): Orange County, San Bernardino County, Riverside County, San Diego County, Imperial County

- Enrique S (CentCal Territory): Santa Barbara County, Ventura County, San Luis Obispo County, Kern County

- Lee P (NorCal Territory): Sacramento, Stockton, Chico, Modesto

- Rex W (Houston Territory): Houston, Galveston, Beaumont, Huntsville

- Greg K (Arizona Territory): Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff 

- Joey K (Boise Territory): Boise, Twin Falls, Idaho Falls, Blackfoot

Boom & Bucket is actively seeking accomplished professionals to fill the vacant positions in the San Francisco Bay Area, Austin-San Antonio, Dallas-Fort Worth, and SeaTac territories.

"We're excited to bring together this impressive group of industry professionals," said Aaron Kline, COO at Boom & Bucket. "Their collective knowledge and experience allow us to further enhance our platform and offerings while providing unmatched service and satisfaction to customers nationwide."

Each fleet advisor at Boom & Bucket offers diverse expertise from companies like United Rentals, Sunbelt Rentals, and EquipmentShare. They excel in territory management, sales, inspection, financing, shipping services, and understanding customer needs, providing tailored solutions for seamless transaction experiences.

The announcement comes on the heels of significant attention and interest from customers and industry professionals in Boom & Bucket's innovative approach to the heavy equipment industry, landmark financings, and the expansion of their digital platform. The formation of the fleet advisor team demonstrates the company's commitment to continuously enhancing the customer experience through cutting-edge technology and personalized service.

For more information on Boom & Bucket and its team of fleet advisors, please visit boomandbucket.com or call (888)-313-1597.

About Boom & Bucket

Boom & Bucket is a trusted digital dealer transforming the heavy equipment industry with transparency, fairness, and cutting-edge technology. The experienced team, leveraging expertise from companies like Caterpillar and United Rentals, focuses on delivering exceptional service to customers while staying true to their values of partnership, responsibility, embracing challenges, and continuous growth. As proud members of AEMP, AGC, CRA, and ARA, Boom & Bucket leads the way in revolutionizing the industry. For more information, visit boomandbucket.com or connect with them on LinkedIn.

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Organization: Boom & Bucket
Address: 701 Brazos St STE 300, Austin, TX 78701
Phone: (888)-313-1597
Website: https://www.boomandbucket.com/

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