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Bison Gear promotes Bunnyray Larmond

Source: Bison Gear & Engineering Corp.
30 September, 2007
1 min read
Larmond was promoted to Senior Application & Sales Engineer, with responsibility for Wisconsin.

St. Charles, IL - September 30, 2007 - Bison Gear & Engineering promoted Bunnyray Larmond to Senior Application & Sales Engineer. Bunnyray joined Bison Gear almost four years ago as an Application Engineer after receiving his Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. Bunnyray has contributed to or is responsible for developing new business for Bison Gear. He is a positive influence on fellow associates, leads by example, and continually strives for 100% customer satisfaction.

In this new role Bunnyray will phase into a Sales Management responsibility initially for the state of Wisconsin, working with our customers, sales reps, distributors and prospects in that region. About Bison Gear & Engineering Corp. Founded in 1960, Bison Gear & Engineering Corp. designs and manufactures fractional horsepower electric motors, gearmotors and gear reducers used in industrial and commercial OEM applications worldwide. Bison's strong engineering tradition and designs, based on Robusticity (TM) principles, offer products with up to twice as much torque in the same package size as competitors.

Bison employees over 220 associates in its St. Charles, Illinois facility which produces gearmotors and reducers in parallel shaft and right angle configurations, as well as AC and DC motors, for applications where dependability and long lifetimes are important.

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