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As vice president of sales for Type A school bus manufacturer Collins, Joe Leggett will lead sales efforts in the U.S. and Canada.
SOUTH HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Type A school bus manufacturer Collins Bus Corp. has named Joe Leggett vice president of sales.
Leggett will report to Matt Scheuler, president of Collins, and will be responsible for leading sales efforts throughout the U.S. and Canada.
“I’m delighted to see Joe move into this leadership position at Collins,” Scheuler said. “Joe has a proven record of guiding consistent sales growth, and his relationships, vision and overall experience will enable us to not only maintain our leadership position, but increase that position throughout North America.”
Leggett added, “I’m very excited to have been chosen to lead the sales efforts at Collins. We have an outstanding sales team, and I’m confident that Collins can continue to exceed the standards of our industry.”
Most recently, Leggett served as director of sales for Collins. In that role, he was responsible for North American sales in the western and, most recently, eastern regions of the U.S. and Canada.
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