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Link-Belt Appoints Nathan Ramsey as Rough Terrain Crane Marketing Specialist

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Link-Belt has expanded its marketing team with the appointment of Nathan Ramsey as marketing specialist for Rough Terrain cranes, adding engineering, testing, and sales experience to support distributors and internal sales operations.



New Marketing Role for Rough Terrain Cranes


US-based crane manufacturer Link-Belt has appointed Nathan Ramsey as marketing specialist for Rough Terrain cranes.


In his new role, Ramsey will provide marketing and sales support for Link-Belt’s Rough Terrain crane line, working closely with internal teams and distributor sales organisations to support product positioning and customer engagement.


Background and Industry Experience


Ramsey joins Link-Belt from EnSiteUSA, an inspection and engineering services company, where he worked as a mechanical engineer from October 2022.


He began his career in 2011 with oil and gas services company Weatherford, progressing through several technical and field-based roles including:

  • Field engineer

  • Wireline engineer

  • Project engineer


In 2015, he moved to Energy Management Corp, a machinery manufacturing company, where he worked as a sales applications engineer.

Ramsey later joined FCA Fiat Chrysler Automobiles in 2016, initially as a durability test engineer, before being promoted to road test simulator durability engineer.

In 2020, he pursued entrepreneurship, building a business focused on buying and selling classic cars, before returning to engineering in 2022 when he joined EnSiteUSA.


Supporting Product Marketing and Sales


Commenting on the appointment, Kelly Fiechter, product manager for Rough Terrain cranes at Link-Belt, said:

“Nathan brings a unique work experience and skillset to our marketing team. I look forward to watching him grow as he takes on the marketing specialist role for the Rough Terrain crane line.”

Link-Belt said Ramsey’s mix of engineering, testing, and commercial experience will support continued development of its Rough Terrain crane marketing strategy.


About Link-Belt Cranes


Link-Belt Cranes is a US-based manufacturer of telescopic crawler cranes, lattice boom crawler cranes, Rough Terrain cranes, and truck cranes. Headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, the company has a long-standing reputation for engineering-focused design, reliability, and operator-focused innovation.

Link-Belt serves construction, infrastructure, energy, and industrial markets across North America and internationally through a strong dealer and distributor network, offering equipment, parts, service, and technical support tailored to regional market requirements.



Frequently Asked Questions


Who has Link-Belt appointed to its marketing team?

Link-Belt has appointed Nathan Ramsey as marketing specialist for its Rough Terrain crane product line.

What will Nathan Ramsey’s role involve?

He will provide marketing and sales support for Rough Terrain cranes to internal teams and distributor sales organisations.

Where did Nathan Ramsey work previously?

Ramsey previously worked as a mechanical engineer at EnSiteUSA, having joined the company in 2022.

What experience does Ramsey bring to Link-Belt?

His background includes engineering roles in oil and gas, machinery manufacturing, automotive durability testing, sales applications engineering, and inspection services.

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