RICHMOND, B.C. – The Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) of Canada announced an expanded bursary program in collaboration with NTP-STAG Canada, a premier provider of aftermarket products, parts, and accessories to Canadian RV dealers. This partnership reinforces a shared commitment to advancing education and career development for RV service technicians and dealership personnel across the country.
Eleonore Hamm
The enhanced bursary program will award one $5,000 bursary and nine $1,000 bursaries each year to eligible RV service technicians across all Canadian provinces who are enrolled in RV apprenticeship or related educational programs. In addition, four $500 bursaries will be awarded annually to RV dealerships and their fixed operations staff who complete approved education programs.
Since 2017, NTP-Stag Canada has proudly awarded a total of $87,500 in bursaries to support the future of RV service technicians and fixed operations personnel.
“We are excited to continue our partnership with NTP-Stag Canada,” said Eleonore Hamm, President at RVDA of Canada. “Their commitment to expanding our bursary program is a clear testament to their continued dedication to the professional development of RV technicians and dealership personnel. Together, we’re building a stronger future for Canada’s RV industry.”
Bill Rogers
“At NTP-Stag we continue to believe that investing in the future is an obligation we all share. RVDA of Canada’s RV Technician and Fixed Operations Personnel Bursaries program is one small way we can help.” Said Bill Rogers, President of NTP-Stag. “For several years we have tried to help support the next generation of technicians and operators through contributions to programs like this. We hope this year’s winners will continue to help our consumers, dealers and suppliers.”
For more details about the bursary program and to apply, please visit RVDA of Canada website.
About RVDA of Canada
A national, volunteer federation of provincial and regional RVDA associations and their members, the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) of Canada is a professional trade association that works on behalf of all retail businesses involved in the recreation vehicle industry. Advocacy, professional development and industry initiatives are developed by members, for members and delivered on their behalf by the RVDA. For more information, visit www.rvda.ca. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube @rvdaofcanada.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – Outdoor destinations that were beloved in the 1980s are making a major comeback, according to recent data from Campspot, a camping booking site. Building on its recent (Re)Creation Vacation trend report, which revealed that Americans are seeking nostalgia-driven getaways in response to modern pressures, Campspot today unveiled the top U.S. travel hotspots from the ’80s that are experiencing a resurgence in 2025. As the desire to reconnect with the past grows, and with the 1980s reported as the top decade travelers wish to escape to according to survey data, these legendary outdoor destinations are attracting a new generation of adventurers eager to experience the charm of yesteryear.
By cross-referencing the most popular 1980s outdoor destinations with current search data from their platform, Campspot created the ’80s (Re)vival Rankings, identifying the top five destinations in each U.S. region that have captured the attention of campers for the coming year.
“The sense of nostalgia our data reveals is powerful,” says Erin Stender, CMO of Campspot. “As we look ahead to 2025, it’s clear that travelers are gravitating toward places that remind them of simpler times, whether it’s revisiting a national park they visited in the ’80s or discovering the same outdoor treasures their parents once enjoyed.”
The ’80s (Re)vival Rankings Revealed
West:
West Yellowstone, MT – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Yellowstone National Park, WY/MT/ID
Grand Canyon, AZ – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Grand Canyon National Park, AZ
Yosemite, CA – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Yosemite National Park, CA
Estes Park, CO – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Rocky Mountain National Park, CO
Moab, UT – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Arches National Park, UT
Midwest:
Traverse City, MI – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Sleeping Bear Dunes, MI
Mackinaw City, MI – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Mackinac Island, MI
Cleveland, OH – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Cuyahoga Valley National Park, OH
Rapid City, SD – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Badlands National Park, SD
Duluth, MN – Nearby 1980s hotspots: Voyageurs National Park, MN; Lake Superior Shoreline, MN/WI
South:
Miami, FL – Nearby 1980s hotspots: Everglades National Park, FL; Biscayne National Park, FL
Gatlinburg, TN – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN/NC
Mammoth Cave, KY – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Mammoth Cave National Park, KY
Asheville, NC – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Blue Ridge Parkway, VA/NC
South Padre Island, TX – Nearby 1980s hotspot: South Padre Island, TX
Northeast:
Bar Harbor, ME – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Acadia National Park, ME
Lake George, NY – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Adirondack Mountains, NY
Boston, MA – Nearby 1980s hotspots: Cape Cod National Seashore, MA; Berkshires, MA
North Conway, NH – Nearby 1980s hotspots: White Mountains, NH; Mount Washington, NH
Stowe, VT – Nearby 1980s hotspot: Green Mountains, VT
The 1980s Are Back: Why Nostalgia Is Fueling Travel in 2025
Today’s campers are flocking to outdoor destinations that were beloved in the 1980s, from the towering cliffs of Yosemite to the sandy shores of Sleeping Bear Dunes. But this resurgence is more than a fleeting trend– it’s part of a larger cultural shift where travelers seek comfort and connection in the face of modern uncertainties. As Campspot’s recent (Re)Creation Vacation report revealed, 88% of Americans are seeking escapes to simpler times, with many looking to recapture the joy and adventure they experienced during their childhood.
The growing appeal of these destinations is rooted in both personal memories and a broader longing for simpler experiences. According to Campspot’s data, 7 in 10 respondents are willing to trade modern conveniences for a chance to experience life as it was in the ’80s, with camping providing the perfect opportunity to unplug and recapture the magic of childhood trips. In fact, 94% of respondents reported seeing camping as a key form of stress relief, and another 80% agree that camping trips reconnect families free from the stress of modern life.
Whether it’s setting up camp under the stars or trekking iconic trails, it’s clear why these ’80s revival locations are seeing renewed popularity, driven by a collective yearning to escape digital overload and reconnect with nature in ways that mirror the adventures of the past.
“As travelers embrace the (Re)Creation Vacation trend, we’re seeing these 1980s-era hotspots come back to life for a new generation of campers,” Stender adds. “Their timeless appeal, combined with modern updates, offers the best of both worlds—a nod to the past and an authentic outdoor experience that still resonates today.”
FREMONT, Calif. – Pebble, a California-based startup defining a new way to live, work, and explore from anywhere, today announced plans to reveal the production-intent design of the Pebble Flow during a digital livestream at 9 a.m. PT/12 p.m. ET on Jan. 6.
Developed by industry veterans from Apple, Tesla, Zoox, Rivian, and SpaceX, the Pebble Flow is the industry’s most advanced, all-electric travel trailer. Since its introduction in October 2023, the trailer has undergone design improvements from internal testing and validations, as well as refinement guided by input from early preorder holders and Pebble’s co-creation community, consisting of RV enthusiasts and media professionals.
The livestream, to be held on Pebble’s YouTube page, will showcase the Pebble Flow’s production-intent design with new features resulting from this collaborative process.
“We’ve spent the past year enhancing the technology behind the Pebble Flow, listening to our community, and refining features based on their feedback that comes from years of experience in RVing,” said Bingrui Yang, founder and CEO of Pebble. “Our goal has always been to create a first-of-its-kind travel trailer that solves the most common pain points, like towing and parking, for modern adventurers, and this collaboration has allowed us to achieve that and more.”
The Pebble Flow was designed to make RVing easier and more enjoyable. Available features include automatic hitching (Magic Hitch), an Active Tow Assist System (Easy Tow), and remote-controlled parking and maneuvering. Powered by a 45 kWh LFP battery and an 1100W solar system, the trailer is fully electric and supports up to seven days of off-grid living.
With the Pebble App, customers can effortlessly hitch, monitor, and control their Pebble Flow, making RVing truly accessible—whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or new to the lifestyle.
Join Pebble for its product reveal on January 6, 2025, at 9 a.m. PT/12 p.m. ET on YouTube. Visit pebblelife.com to subscribe to Pebble’s newsletter for updates and to stream the announcement.
About Pebble
Pebble is a California-based startup defining a new way to live, work and explore from anywhere with a 100% electric, hassle-free travel trailer. Built by a team of experts in both automotive and consumer technology, Pebble combines electrification with cutting-edge automotive technology for an RV experience that removes the hassles RV owners have struggled with for decades. Learn more at pebblelife.com.
ELKHART, Ind. – Genesis Products Inc., a leading manufacturer of RV interior components, has announced the launch of their exclusive UltraFoil Collections. “These collections reflect our passion for providing the industry with high-end, trend-forward laminates, inspired by residential design, European caravan design and the fashion world,” shares Erin Curtis, VP of Marketing and Development at Genesis.
The UltraFoil Collections fall into three categories: Specialty, featuring metallic, textured and high-gloss finishes; Solids, elevated by super-matte finishes in trending colorways; and Woodgrains, offering stunning realism in grain, tone and texture.
“Our specialty offerings allow our customers to make a bold statement through texture and finish, while still maintaining a neutral palette,” explains Curtis. The Intoxicate Collection features four rich metallics in varying neutral shades, from the champagne subtlety of the Allure colorway to the tantalizing charcoal depths of the Obsess colorway. The Escape Collection is all about texture, featuring two leather, two linen and two stone looks, each achieving hyper-realistic quality. “This collection focuses on how Sensorial Design, in this case the sense of touch, can elevate the customer experience by adding a haptic element to walls, cabinet doors, or other featured spaces,” notes Curtis.
Exclusive solid colors from Genesis are available in Foundational (classic shades of white, grey and black) and Modern Oasis Collections. Originally launched at the International Builder Show (IBS) in early 2024, Modern Oasis features earthy neutrals and designer greens and blues. For 2025, Genesis is adding two deep, bold hues to the palette; Hushed Merlot and Highland Fog offer vibrant, yet dusky shades of red and green, respectively.
The woodgrain collections reflect the Biophilic Design trend, bringing natural elements from the outside world into interior spaces. Genesis has curated five unique woodgrain collections, each with distinct grain details, enhanced by embossed texture and brought to life through light, medium and dark shades. Get lost in the woodlands of North America with the Quartered Oak Collection, immerse yourself in the nautical-inspired palette of Maritime Teak, or luxuriate in the minimalist beauty of Walnut Revival.
As an added benefit, Genesis has done the work to color-match the woodgrain and solid collections across every laminate type, giving customers added flexibility.
Founded in 2002, Genesis Products is “Product Driven – People Powered” as a leading supplier of laminated panels and wood components for a variety of industries, including leading manufacturers in the Cabinet & Storage, Store Fixture, Office & Education, Recreational Vehicle, Furniture and Transportation industries. Our products and services include: panel supply, laminated panels, panel processing, interior doors, cabinet doors and components, wrapped moldings, bed parts, closets and shelving, drawer parts, tables & bases, RV interior components, PET molded parts, thermal and acoustic liners, insulators and shields, and assembled store fixtures. Genesis operates facilities in Elkhart County, Indiana; Fort Wayne, Indiana and Keysville, Virginia, with fourteen plants across the Midwest and East Coast
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following letter was issued by the Canadian RV Association.
Transport Canada Position: Impact of Canada Post strike on notices of defect and/or notices of non-compliance
Transport Canada is aware of the ongoing strike by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers which may impact the delivery of notices of defect and/or notices of non-compliance to vehicle owners.
Historically, companies have employed Canada Post to deliver these notices and, in some isolated cases, couriers where expedited delivery was required. Under paragraphs 10(1)(b) and 10.1(1)(b) of the Motor Vehicle Safety Act (MVSA), companies who become aware of a defect that affects or is likely to affect the safety of any person, or a non-compliance with the regulations, are required to give a notice of defect or non-compliance to all current owners of affected vehicles or equipment and to other prescribed persons (e.g., dealers).
The MVSA and attendant regulations stipulate that owners and prescribed persons are to be notified in writing as soon as feasible, but not later than 60 days after the day the notice is given to the Minister. A strike may affect Canada Post’s ability to deliver notices to owners. Given the requirements of the MVSA and attendant regulations, any delay in delivery of notices beyond the prescribed timeframe would result in the company being in non-compliance with the MVSA.
For greater clarity, a postal strike would not absolve a company of its obligations under the MVSA to notify owners and other prescribed persons. In 2019, the regulations were amended to allow notices of defect or non-compliance to be provided electronically.
Therefore, if a company has the email addresses of its vehicle owners or can use direct to-vehicle or infotainment system notifications, those methods of communication are acceptable. Alternatively, companies may consider using courier services to ensure timely delivery of notices and compliance with the MVSA.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Outdoor Recreation Roundtable (ORR) announced new economic data released by the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) revealing that outdoor recreation continues to be a major driver of the U.S. economy, jobs, and local communities. According to the latest data from the BEA Outdoor Recreation Satellite Account, outdoor recreation generated $1.2 trillion in economic output (2.3% of GDP), comprises 3.1% of U.S. employees and accounted for 5 million jobs in 2023.
This is the largest recorded measure since the BEA started calculating the size of the outdoor recreation economy in 2012. According to newly revised data in this year’s release from the BEA, the outdoor recreation economy has grown 36% in real terms since 2012. These new figures reveal that the outdoor recreation economy contributes more to the U.S. economy than farming, mining, and utilities.
This is the seventh consecutive year that the BEA has released government data on this critical industry sector. Today’s release confirms the role of outdoor recreation as a central contributor to thriving economies, healthy people, and connected communities.
Jessica Wahl Turner
Jessica Turner, president of the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable (ORR), elevated the new data as a testament to the strength and importance of the outdoor recreation economy: “With over $1.2 trillion in economic output and generating 5 million jobs, this marks another year of growth for the outdoor recreation economy, underscoring its resilience and importance across the nation. The new BEA data highlights outdoor recreation as a cornerstone of our economy, generating jobs, supporting small businesses, and providing essential opportunities for Americans to engage with the outdoors for health, connection, and quality of life. This new data should signal to policymakers and leaders across the country that investing in outdoor infrastructure and access must remain a national, bipartisan priority. We urge this Congress to take swift action to pass the EXPLORE Act, a widely supported package of bills that will help to ensure that all Americans have access to the outdoors and support the communities and businesses that rely on recreation economies.”
Phil Ingrassia
“This BEA report confirms the vital role of outdoor recreation in bolstering state and national economies,” said Phil Ingrassia, president of the RV Dealers Association. “Outdoor recreation businesses, such as RV dealerships and campgrounds, are especially beneficial for rural communities, stimulating economic activity and creating jobs in less-populated areas of the country.”
Craig Kirby
“The latest BEA data underscores the undeniable impact of outdoor recreation on our economy, and RVing plays a crucial role in that success story,” said Craig Kirby, president and CEO of the RV Industry Association. “More than ever, younger and increasingly diverse adventurers are choosing RVs to experience the outdoors and pursue a wide range of activities, from classic pursuits like fishing and hiking to the rising popularity of watersports and off-road adventures. These trends demonstrate that RVing not only enhances personal well-being but also fuels economic growth across the nation.”
Frank Hugelmeyer
“The new BEA data confirm that recreational boating remains a strong contributor to the American economy,” said Frank Hugelmeyer, president and CEO of the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and current Board Chair of the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable (ORR). “With 93 percent of boat builders being small businesses, and 95 percent of boats sold in the U.S. made in the U.S., it is crucial to prioritize policies that protect access to public waters, keep marine manufacturers globally competitive, and drive industry innovation. Americans’ passion for being on the water continues to fuel both our economy and our commitment to preserving outdoor recreation opportunities.”
Paul Bambei
“The outdoor hospitality industry, including private RV parks, campgrounds and glamping businesses, undoubtedly plays a vital and growing role in the outdoor recreation economy and this is evident in this latest BEA data,” said Paul Bambei, president and CEO of OHI. “Camping is often the catalyst for other outdoor recreation activities, including fishing, boating, hiking, biking, and many more, and a growing number of younger generations, families and diverse campers are creating lasting memories together while on these adventures. These campers are spending an average of $50 per person, per day in communities where they are camping, which helps fuel economic growth locally and nationwide.”
Key Highlights
Nominal Gross Output: $1.2 trillion, up 5% from 2022
36% growth in Real Gross Output since 2012
5 million jobs, 3.1% of Employment
Diverse Sector Growth (Real Terms)
Bicycling up 11%
Climbing/hiking/tent camping up 6%
Hunting/shooting/trapping up 12%
Snow Activities up 23%
Trips and Travel up 7%
Lodging up 9%
The outdoor recreation economy exceeded growth of the U.S. economy from 2022 to 2023 with outdoor recreation real GDP growing 3.6% compared to 2.9% for the U.S. economy and jobs growing 3.3% compared to 1.8%.
Continued Growth Despite Challenges: Despite economic fluctuations and market adjustments following the pandemic, the outdoor recreation economy continues to outpace the broader U.S. economy in several metrics. The data reflects increased participation across a variety of outdoor activities and a surge in related industries such as arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation, and food services (up 6% in real terms).
Federal Support Remains Critical: The EXPLORE Act, already passed by the U.S. House of Representatives in April 2024, would help ensure that public lands and recreational spaces remain accessible and well-maintained, with updates in antiquated management policies, boosting the outdoor economy without new costs to taxpayers. As the outdoor recreation economy grows, so does the need for continued investment in public lands and infrastructure. Without updates and improvements, many recreation areas risk falling behind demand. Additionally, retroactively extending the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) by the end of the year would bring back certainty to the businesses trying to move supply chains out of China and keep their products affordable for consumers.
ORR continues to support the BEA’s Outdoor Recreation Satellite Account. Just like is the case for many other industries, this annual data is vital to showing how the outdoor recreation industry has a significant impact on the national economy and job creation and contributes to the health and vitality of the nation. To learn more about ORR and outdoor recreation’s contributions to the economy, click here.
ABOUT ORR
The Outdoor Recreation Roundtable is the nation’s leading coalition of outdoor recreation associations representing the more than 110,000 outdoor businesses in the recreation economy and the full spectrum of outdoor-related activities.
LOS ANGELES – Exodus Rigs, a pioneer in the RV industry, introduces its first model, the Capax, at the LA Auto Show at the Los Angeles Convention Center Nov. 22-Dec. 1, according to a press release.
“Want to enjoy the outdoors while experiencing high-end amenities and life-on-the-road-enhancing technology? The Capax is the RV reimagined. Check out this new California-made mobile marvel at Booth WA-06 in the West Atrium,” according to the release.
Tour each of the Capax Premier Edition in three of its usability variations: Towing Mode, Picnic Mode and Camping Mode. The Capax Premier Edition offers the model’s top notch Platinum styling loaded with the maximum specifications available. Created for sophisticated and uncompromising adventurers, these convertible and expandable travel trailers deliver next-level tech and design, the release states.
“Exodus Rigs is bringing the combination of ‘garageability,’ luxurious but practical design, cutting-edge technology, and multi-functionality to the premium travel trailer market,” said Shaddi Gohar, CEO, Exodus Rigs. “The waiting is over. We’ve brought the only no-sacrifices-needed travel trailer to the market.”
“Exodus Rigs is the brainchild of Gohar and his son Fareed Gohar, the company’s product manager, who have a passion for camping. The duo elevated their initial Jeep trailer fabrication project in their garage into a campsite sensation – and a new kind of company was born. One devoted to solving the pain points of the RV industry. Exodus Rigs prides itself on delivering what outdoor enthusiasts want, but never thought they could have,” the release states.
Garageable Design: Tired of trying to park an oversized RV? The Capax offers garageability. Simply pull it into a standard home garage where its 15 compartments and three-piece door remain fully accessible in its collapsed state. No need for an RV storage trip. Everything stays accessible at your fingertips, keeping your garage tidy from cluttered tools, toys and camping supplies. Storing, packing and staging are a snap, hitting the road for spontaneous getaways or extensive travels has never been quicker.
Multi-Functional: The Capax is multi-use to the extreme. Everything has more than one function, which means the Capax‘s smaller footprint works harder than any other travel trailer ever built. Full accessibility from both the interior and exterior makes life on the road as easy as it gets. Access the bathroom without going inside the trailer. Stand outside and enjoy the view while stocking the cooler and refrigerator. Fully slide-out closet removes packing pain points.
Built for More. The Capax delivers creative storage and cozy living spaces by day; beds by night. Inside capacity provides those working on the road with a dedicated workspace big enough for two monitors. A semi-dry bathroom keeps the wet out. Marine grade material and superior build-quality means the trailer is everything-proof.
Aerodynamic Efficiency. The Capax offers aerodynamic, automotive-style manufacturing, with enhanced safety and ease-of-towing. Lower height towing decreases the drag coefficient of the rig, further increasing stability, maneuverability, and energy efficiency.
Off-Road & Off-Grid. Go off-road thanks to axle-less air suspension and three pre-set travel ranges that provide maximum ground clearance for rough terrain. Stay connected with StarLink internet. Solar panels provide electricity on the go, so searching for hookups are a thing of the past. Increased tank capacity means longer stays on the road.
Room for a Crowd. The Capax invites family and friends to come along for the fun. As a mobile basecamp, it accommodates larger groups and provides utilities, bath and kitchen amenities, and renewable energy sources for extended trips.
Exodus Rigs is a made-in-America company based in Southern California, specializing in the design, manufacturing, and sale of luxury travel trailers. Founded in 2022, Exodus Rigs has quickly made its mark in the recreational vehicle industry with its innovative approach to combining modern comfort with rugged durability. A team of experts, hailing from leading brands in the automotive and aerospace industries, brings a wealth of experience and a commitment to quality, sustainability, and customer satisfaction. At Exodus Rigs, we believe in creating products that allow adventurers to explore the great outdoors without compromising on comfort or style.
NOVI, Mich. – The Shyft Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: SHYF), parent company of Spartan RV Chassis and a North American leader in specialty vehicle manufacturing, assembly, and upfit for the commercial, retail and service specialty vehicle markets, announced that Jon Douyard has resigned as Chief Financial Officer to pursue another professional opportunity outside the industry. He will continue to serve as CFO until Dec. 31, 2024 to ensure a smooth transition.
“On behalf of our employees, executive leadership team, and Board of Directors, I want to thank Jon for his nearly five years of leadership at Shyft,” said John Dunn, president and CEO. “As CFO, Jon has instilled financial discipline, maintained a strong balance sheet, and driven growth. I am personally grateful for his partnership and contributions, which have strengthened Shyft and positioned the Company for continued success. We wish Jon the very best in the next chapter of his career.”
Douyard said, “It has been a privilege to serve as Shyft’s CFO. Together with highly talented employees, we have made meaningful organic and inorganic investments in our future. I am confident this team is well-equipped to continue driving Shyft’s growth and success.”
Shyft’s Board of Directors is commencing a comprehensive search for a new CFO, supported by a leading, independent executive search firm. The Company is considering both internal and external succession candidates.
WINKLER, Man. – ICON Technologies, a pioneer in custom thermoformed solutions, offers a premium line of propane tank covers designed specifically for RV owners across North America.
“Our propane tank covers represent our commitment to innovation and quality in the RV accessories market,” says John Loewen, President and CEO of ICON Technologies. “We understand that RV owners need reliable, durable solutions that not only protect their equipment but also enhance their vehicle’s appearance.”
• Deluxe Thermoformed Propane Tank Cover: This cover is made from durable thermoformed plastic and features a stylish design. It is available in a variety of colours to match your RV.
• Standard Thermoformed Propane Tank Cover: This cover is also made from thermoformed plastic and offers excellent protection for your propane tank. It is available in black or white.
• Airstream Propane Valve/Regulator Cover: This cover is designed specifically for Airstream trailers and provides protection for the propane valve and regulator.
The product line features:
• Premium-grade thermoformed materials for maximum durability • Custom-engineered designs for perfect fit • Weather-resistant construction • Easy installation process
Customer satisfaction remains at the forefront of ICON’s mission. Steve Bean, a recent customer, shares, “My experience with Icon Direct was outstanding. My representative Ryan was speedy, experienced, and well spoken. The price was even lower when he found an in-stock item compared to getting it custom. Thanks and great job!”
Guy Vachon, another satisfied client, adds, “Excellent service. Before buying I asked some questions and Ryan kindly answered to them. Make regular follow up during the process before and after sales just to be sure that everything was OK for me. Highly recommend.”
With 25 years of manufacturing excellence, ICON Technologies continues to serve RV enthusiasts through its comprehensive warranty program and customer-first approach. “We’ve maintained our position as an industry leader by consistently delivering innovative solutions that meet real customer needs,” adds Loewen.
For more information about ICON Technologies’ new propane tank covers or to place an order, visit the company website or call +1-888-362-4266. Stay updated on the latest news and insights by following ICON Technologies’ blog at https://www.icondirect.com/blog/.
ELKHART, Ind. – InterMotive Vehicle Controls is proud to announce that Wes Rodgers and Kristle del Mundo have been promoted this month. Rodgers has accepted the position of Senior Operations Manager and del Mundo has advanced to Operations Support Supervisor in the Elkhart office.
Rodgers has been with InterMotive for over six years. He began his career with the company as a sales engineer and was quickly promoted to operations manager. Rodgers has been responsible for running the Elkhart office and handling InterMotive’s product integration with local bus manufacturers. His duties will now include overseeing operations for a new wiring harness division of the company, InterMotive Connect.
“InterMotive is poised for significant expansion,” says Rodgers. “I am eager to play a more substantial role in this journey, contributing to the ongoing success of the company.”
Del Mundo started her career with InterMotive more than five years ago in an administrative capacity. Rodgers has high praise for her, stating, “Kristle has been instrumental in our development, both in Elkhart and across InterMotive as a whole. I look forward to witnessing her continued growth in this new position.”
InterMotive Vehicle Controls provides commercial safety and performance optimization products. Our plug and play electronic control systems leverage a vehicle’s own data networks to enhance its functions in new ways. We specialize in custom solutions for the work truck, transit and paratransit, law enforcement, ambulance, fire truck, school bus, RV and personal-use mobility industries. To learn more, call 800-969-6080 or visit www.intermotive.net.
