Genie has named Mike Davis as vice president of product management and Terex business systems (TBS).
Davis is responsible for global product management of the Genie brand, and also has global responsibility for the company’s TBS activities across operations and administration.
He will transition to his new role and relocate to Redmond, Wash., in the coming months.
Davis sees two distinct elements to his new role.
For product management, he will be responsible for leading the Terex AWP product strategy process, working with all areas of the business to ensure that Genie has the right product at the right time to meet customer needs.
He will also lead the company’s TBS initiative, a long-term effort to develop team members and improve company processes to deliver more value for customers. “The exciting part of this role for me is that it aligns our product and process efforts,” says Davis, “I look forward to continuing our company’s legacy of bringing innovative products to market and focusing on initiatives that proactively address our customers’ needs.”
Genie President Matt Fearon said, “We are customer-centric business, and our strategy continues to be to best serve our global customers’ needs.”
Fearon added, “After six years serving in international assignments, bringing Mike back to Genie in this role is specifically intended to drive this strategy. His job is to increase our capacity to bring innovative, quality products to market, as well as to improve our ability to respond to customer needs, by growing the capabilities of our team members. These activities are strategically aligned to significantly benefit our customers worldwide.”
Davis has been with Terex for 21 years. He started as a design engineer for the Genie brand and was promoted to positions of increasing responsibility. From 2012 to 2015, he served as Genie vice president and managing director, Asia Pacific, Terex AWP. In late 2015, he moved from the Terex AWP segment to the Terex Cranes business. Before rejoining Genie, Davis served as vice president of Global Strategic Initiatives for Terex Cranes.
“I have spent most of my career at Genie,” says Davis. “It is an industry and a team I have literally grown up with and thoroughly enjoy being part of — this feels very much feels like coming home. The experiences I gained in the last six years have given me a more global and different perspective on many aspects of the business. I’m very excited to bring these experiences with me and once again be part of the company’s future.”
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