LGMG North America Announces Leadership Change

LGMG North America is entering 2022 with a change in leadership.

LGMG leadership change
LGMG has announced a change in leadership.
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LGMG North America is entering 2022 with a change in leadership.

Eric Liner is replacing Craig Paylor as president/CEO of the North American company effective Jan. 1, 2022, as Paylor is retiring. Additionally, Rusty Kaylor, senior vice president, has also decided to retire, effective December 31, 2021.

Craig Paylor and Rusty Kaylor are well-known within the MEWP industry with careers that span decades. Paylor led multiple companies and has mentored many of the industries’ current leaders. Kaylor built numerous rental companies over his career.

Yanyu Shi, chairman of the board of directors of LGMG announced, “We would like to take this opportunity to thank Craig, who without his vision and leadership, the company would not have had the success it has enjoyed.” 

He went on to praise Mr. Kaylor, “Rusty has played an integral role in the growth of our North American business operations having drawn upon decades of success within the equipment rental industry. We greatly appreciate Rusty’s contribution to our success as well.” 

Paylor and Kaylor will continue to consult for the company as the transition proceeds. 

Liner joined LGMG North America in August 2021 as the senior vice president of national accounts. He has spent more than 20 years in the construction equipment industry, almost exclusively with access and material handling equipment manufacturers. His most recent position prior to LGMG was executive vice president, Americas, responsible for all Skyjacks’ commercial business activities in North, Central, and South America.

Yanyu Shi states, “Eric is the right leader to take our North American business operations to the next level. His extensive access equipment experience and business development skills will help strengthen our distribution partnerships, expand our strategic alliances and solidify our brand in the North American market.”

Liner says, “I am extremely excited about leading the LGMG North American business operations. We are in the initial stages of development and have a tremendous opportunity to significantly expand our business in the years ahead. I look forward to working alongside our team as we strive to become North America’s access equipment manufacturer of choice.”  

LGMG was founded in 2019.

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