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AEM seeks nominations for off-road equipment industry awards 2015

The Association of Equipment Manufacturers, AEM, is seeking off-road equipment industry frontrunners whose innovations, ideas and leadership have contributed significantly to the growth and strength of the industry. Nominations for induction into the AEM Hall of Fame are due by June 5 and are evaluated by an independent panel of industry experts from the construction and agriculture sectors. Submit completed nomination forms and supporting materials to [email protected].
February 20, 2015 Read time: 2 mins
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers, AEM, is seeking off-road equipment industry frontrunners whose innovations, ideas and leadership have contributed significantly to the growth and strength of the industry.

Nominations for induction into the AEM Hall of Fame are due by June 5 and are evaluated by an independent panel of industry experts from the construction and agriculture sectors. Submit completed nomination forms and supporting materials to [email protected].

Eligibility is anyone -- living or deceased -- who has made noteworthy and specific contributions to off-road equipment industry in the sectors of manufacturing, distribution, rental and end-user.  

Inductees into the AEM Hall of Fame should exemplify innovation, contributions to the industry, leadership, corporate citizenships/social responsibility and sustainability.

Since its inception in 1993, more than 50 industry leaders have been inducted into the AEM Hall of Fame. The 2015 class of inductees will be honoured at the Association of Equipment Manufacturers’ annual conference at the Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne hotel in Miami, Florida, on November 4.

For more information contact AEM’s Jordanne Waldschmidt on +1 414-298-4152 or [email protected].

AEM is the North American-based international trade group providing innovative business development resources to advance the off-road equipment manufacturing industry in the global marketplace.

AEM membership comprises more than 900 companies and more than 200 product lines in the agriculture, construction, forestry, mining and utility sectors worldwide. AEM is headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with offices in Washington, D.C., the Canadian capital Ottawa and in Beijing, China.

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