Pjoto courtesy of Exodus Global
Exodus Global, headquartered in Superior, Wisconsin, has promoted Jim Campbell to senior vice president of operations. The company says Campbell was pivotal in bringing Exodus’ vision to reality and has continued to play an instrumental role as the company has added ShearCore, BladeCore, Connect Work Tools and OilQuick Americas.
Exodus CEO Kevin Boreen says the promotion is well-deserved.
“Jim has spent his career in hydraulic attachments for the scrap, recycling and demolition industries,” he says. “Jim lives and breathes manufacturing. … He is a key member of my management team and a trusted friend. I cannot imagine a day, nor do I want to, without Jim Campbell at Exodus Global!”
“It’s an honor to accept the promotion of senior vice president of operations at Exodus Global,” Campbell says. “After 33 years in the hydraulic attachment industry, working for top-notch companies like LaBounty, Genesis and currently Exodus, I am thankful for all the friends and mentors I have acquired along the way.
“It is exciting to see the addition of automation that is currently underway at Exodus Global, and I look forward to being a part of it,” he adds.
Established in 2008, Exodus Global and its companies—BladeCore, Connect Work Tools, OilQuick Americas, and ShearCore—manufacture and distribute products for the domestic and international scrap recycling, demolition and construction markets and provide service, parts and rebuild services.
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