Nick Lewis Joins AXCS Equipment as Regional Sales Manager

AXCS Equipment has appointed Nick Lewis as regional sales manager for the Mid-Atlantic United States, adding an equipment rental industry veteran with more than 30 years of experience to its sales team.

Lewis previously served as region manager at National Tank & Equipment, regional sales manager at W.O. Grubb Crane Rental, and district sales manager at United Rentals. His background includes sales leadership, customer engagement, and business development.

As AXCS Equipment’s Mid-Atlantic regional sales manager, Lewis will focus on managing and expanding the company’s territory, supporting dealer and rental partners, and developing new business opportunities. He will also work with new and existing customers in the region.

“I am excited to join the passionate team at AXCS Equipment, which has already achieved outstanding success and is poised for impressive growth with its current product portfolio and innovative new lines to come,” said Lewis. “My customer service philosophy centers on listening first to understand our customers' needs so that we can accurately support them and strengthen our long-term relationships. Coming from the rental side of the industry, I know that providing quality equipment backed by a reliable partner is key to customer success.”

David Porter, AXCS Equipment vice president of sales, said Lewis’ industry background and understanding of rental customers will be useful in his new position.

“The entire AXCS team is thrilled to welcome Nick on board to lead our Mid-Atlantic territory,” said Porter. “Nick brings an exceptional track record and a solid, comprehensive understanding of our customers' business processes, challenges, sales, and operations. His relationship-driven approach makes him a perfect fit for our culture, and his insight will be key as we continue our expansion.”

Lewis’ appointment expands the company’s sales leadership for the Mid-Atlantic region as he takes responsibility for customer, dealer, and rental partner relationships in the territory.