CENTENNIAL, COLO. (Aug. 17, 2006) – SoloRider has appointed regional managers in the Midwest, Southeast and Southwest with responsibility for enlarging the company’s sales and service organization and supporting the golf and disabled communities, according to Tom Durbin, vice president of sales.
Victor Romandine, who has 20 years of sales and dealer administration experience, was appointed Midwest Regional Manager. Rob Witherington, a former sales manager with Club Car, has responsibility for the nine-state Southeast region. Pat Goehner, who has more than 20 years experience in sales and executive-level management, was named regional manager for the Southwest.
"In addition to sales and management experience, each of these managers has a passion for increasing opportunities for players with disabilities to enjoy the game of golf," Durbin said. "They will work with courses in their areas to encourage those opportunities through the support of golf course owners, operators and community leaders."
Durbin said SoloRider would add managers for the Northeast/Mid Atlantic and Northwest/Plains regions in 2007.
Established in 1991, Centennial, Colo.-based SoloRider Management LLC manufactures and distributes the industry’s leading single-rider golf car. SoloRider is the only single-rider golf car that meets or exceeds the safety, performance, stability, speed and suspension standards of conventional golf cars. In 2002 SoloRider received the prestigious da Vinci Award from the Engineering Society of Detroit in recognition of innovations that empowered all people, regardless of physical ability. Monroe Berkman, an avid golfer, polio survivor and longtime user of the SoloRider golf car, purchased the company in 2004.
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