New President For Wacker Neuson-North America

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02 July 2019

The Wacker Neuson Group, Menomonee Falls, Wis., said that Gert Reichetseder has been named president & CEO – North America, effective July 1, 2019. Reichetseder has served as commercial director of Wacker Neuson’s largest production plant in Linz, Austria since 2011. His international career includes several senior-level positions with Engel Global.

As part of his new role, Reichetseder will act as spokesperson for the North American executive management board, which includes Johannes Schulze Vohren, executive vice president sales & marketing North America, and Ryan Gile, executive vice president operations & COO North America.

“This addition to the Wisconsin-based executive management board demonstrates the importance of the growing North American construction and agricultural machinery market to the global organization, while strengthening local leadership and ongoing commitment to the United States and Canada,” Wacker Neuson sid in making the announcement.

“This is a big transition for me and my wife,” said Reichetseder, “as I am changing my home base from Austria to Milwaukee, after having been in charge of our Linz facility for the past eight years. However, the potential of Wacker Neuson in North America reinforced my decision for this new assignment.”

Further, this latest move supports Wacker Neuson’s 2018 realignment of Menomonee Falls, production facilities, which now includes Will Wright as vice president of product engineering and purchasing and Raimund Lindner as vice president of manufacturing and production administration.

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