Rickard Lundberg has been appointed vice president and general manager for Mack Trucks’ Lehigh Valley Operations effective Oct. 1
by Staff
August 26, 2016
Mack Trucks has named Rickard Lundberg vice president and general manager for its Lehigh Valley Operations.Photo: Mack Trucks
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Mack Trucks has named Rickard Lundberg vice president and general manager for its Lehigh Valley Operations. Photo: Mack Trucks
Rickard Lundberg has been appointed vice president and general manager for Mack Trucks’ Lehigh Valley Operations effective Oct. 1, the company announced.
The Pennsylvania-based facility produces all Mack truck models built for North American and export markets.
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Lundberg is currently the vice president for powertrain production at the Volvo Group’s powertrain plant in Koping, Sweden, a position he’s held since 2013. He joined the Volvo Group in 1989 and has held positions in production, logistics, purchasing and quality.
Mack recently announced a 75,000-square-foot expansion to the Lehigh Valley facility, into which the company is investing around $70 million. The improvements were designed to improve manufacturing processes and modernize the facility.
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