Volvo Trucks Names Randolph VP for North American National Accounts
Volvo Trucks recently named Mike Randolph vice president of national accounts for North America. Randolph will oversee Volvo’s national accounts team, which develops total fleet solutions for less-than-truckload, truckload and private fleets.
Mike Randolph, vice president of national accounts for Volvo Trucks in North America.
Volvo Trucks recently named Mike Randolph vice president of national accounts for North America. Randolph will oversee Volvo’s national accounts team, which develops total fleet solutions for less-than-truckload, truckload and private fleets.
Since joining Volvo Trucks in 2010, Randolph has served as director of national accounts and regional fleet manager for the Western U.S. region. He has more than 20 years of trucking industry experience, largely in sales and marketing roles at corporate and dealer locations. He will continue to be based at Volvo Trucks’ North American headquarters in Greensboro, N.C.
Randolph succeeds Herb Broadmeadow, who will retire at the end of the year after 36 years with Volvo Trucks in North America. Broadmeadow held a variety of sales positions during his career at Volvo, including vice president of the Southwest U.S. region and director of national accounts.
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