Clark Material Handling

To capitalize on growth, the lift truck company is moving its current CEO to its board, and its current COO to the CEO position, effective July 1, 2024.

Provides CLARK dealers with an additional tubular lead-acid motive-power battery line

Partners to release an automated reach truck in the spring of 2023, the “TWA Reach.”

Focused on enhancing productivity, gaining efficiencies and improving labor utilization in the warehouse and DC, companies buoy the lift truck market by continuing to invest in both electric and internal combustion vehicles.

This new paint scheme provides authorized dealers and their customers instant recognition and support for all of the philanthropic activities in which they engage.

In addition to the Washington DC national activities and those coordinated through the ITA and its member companies, CLARK will also promote a special National Forklift Safety Day at its American headquarters in Lexington Kentucky.

Winners include Cargometer, Clark, Combilift, Hubtex, Jungheinrich, Raymond and UniCarriers, as well as startups ProGlove and Trône Seating. The winner will be announced on April 26.

In conjunction with this expansion, CLARK will begin re-shoring to Lexington production of its “heart-of-the-line” internal combustion products, the “S-Series.”

Seventh annual awards include new startup category.

North American market again increases by nearly 10%, selling more than a quarter million units.

Scott Johnson, vice president of CLARK, takes up the gavel.

Valued at $35.3 billion in 2014, the market is projected to expand to $55.9 billion in five years.

Vice president of sales and marketing, director of dealer development and director of new equipment sales bring a combined 80 years of experience in the industry.

Clark to host safety awareness events at Lexington campus; executives to attend NFSD events in Washington, D.C.

20-year employee also serves on the executive board of the Industrial Truck Association.