Days Corp announced promotions in its two divisions; Equalizer Systems and Days Distribution & Logistics. The company said it made one personnel move in each division.
“As we look to the future, we have made a few paramount decisions this year. Equalizer Systems and Days Distribution & Logistics are growing and expanding their reach within our market and beyond,” said Jason Loose, chief operating officer of Days Corp. “It is for this reason we chose to promote both Ben Reinoehl (vice president, Days Distribution & Logistics) and Mike Kimes (vice president, Equalizer Systems). Both Ben and Mike have proven abilities in their leadership that will solidly lead us into an exciting future.”
Reinoehl, who has been the division director for Days Distribution & Logistics, starting with the company in 1998, has been promoted to the position of vice president.
Days Distribution & Logistics is an on-demand warehousing and third-party logistics company.
“We are positioned and focused for growth and this is a very exciting time for us as a company and I am proud to be leading an excellent team who is determined and passionate,” said Reinoehl. “We have strong roots and our branches are growing and accepting this promotion only further solidifies for me that we are moving forward and continuing to meet the needs of our customers (new and existing) and providing solutions now and in the future.”
Mike Kimes joined Equalizer Systems in May of 2019 as the sales manager and has been promoted to the position of VP of Equalizer Systems.
Equalizer Systems is a manufacturer of electric and hydraulic power-lifting and leveling systems.
“I am truly excited to take on this role and grateful for the chance to learn from and build upon Equalizer Systems history and successful leadership,” said Kimes. “Starting off with a great team who shares their enthusiasm with meaningful contributions makes this transition one that I truly look forward to. We all have a common purpose and that is to continue to cultivate a strong team that innovates and grows – now and in the future.”