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Dealer Association Profile: Who is Kim Rominger?

Farm Equipment digs deep into high school files for the scoop on the new President/CEO of the North American Dealers Association (NAEDA)

Last Friday’s On the Record” broadcast from Ag Equipment Intelligence (AEI) featured an interview with Kim Rominger, president/CEO of the “new” North American Dealers Assn. (NAEDA) formed on July 1. A view of Rominger’s office prompted a late-night memory of a conversation and personal trivia Rominger shared with me 15 years or so ago (and perhaps now wishes he hadn’t).


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‘A Casualty’ of the Fed’s Prosecution of Leon Walterman

15 years after the unraveling of Walterman Implement, Farm Equipment interviews former Illinois dealer Lee Prunty who was sentenced as part of the landmark suit.
In late 2021, 10 years after its in-depth coverage of the 2005 unraveling of Walterman Implement’s (WI) infamous combine roll, bankruptcy and fraud mess left in Dike, Iowa, Farm Equipment reached out to dealers close to the WI situation in the early 2000s. More than one indicated they didn’t know whether what Lee Prunty, president/CEO of Walker-Schork International (WSI) initially got caught up in with Leon Walterman and WI was illegal — or ignorant.
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Titan Machinery Reports FY22 Revenue Up 21%

Revenue for the fiscal year 2022 increased 21.3% to $1.7 billion for fiscal 2022. Net income for fiscal 2022 was $66 million, or $2.92 per diluted share, compared to $19.4 million, or $0.86 per diluted share, for the prior year.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Technician Shortage

Titan Machinery Takes Grassroots Approach to Technician Recruitment

Dave McCarthy, southwest regional manager, aims to visit 10-15 high schools per semester to recruit high school students for local diesel tech programs and future careers at Titan Machinery.

If he could find them, Dave McCarthy, Titan Machinery’s southwest regional manager, could easily hire as many as 40 experienced service technicians for the 16 stores he oversees.


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