Michael Roth is an editor for RER Magazine, a publication focused on the rental equipment industry. With a background in journalism, Michael has written articles covering a range of topics including equipment manufacturers, industry acquisitions, new products, and interviews with industry leaders. His work has been featured in Times Higher Education, Jerusalem Post, and Maverick Studios.
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Michael Roth's coverage primarily focuses on press releases and private sector announcements related to sales & marketing, business & industry, transportation & logistics- specifically within the construction equipment, rental equipment, manufacturing, business acquisitions and trade shows sectors. He is likely most interested in receiving news about new product launches or updates from companies within these industries.
If you represent a company in these sectors that has recently launched a new product or service, opened a new branch or made any significant announcement related to sales and marketing strategies then it could be well received by Michael Roth.
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By: Michael Roth
Genie’s Ben Bradshaw, executive vice president, North American sales and Scott Owyen, director of training, talk about technology that improves safety and efficiency; the benefits of safe use plans, risk assessments and rescue planning; accessories designed to improve safety and productivity; improvements in charging electric units, and more.
By: Michael Roth
Power generation revenues increased 24 percent driven by increased global demand, particularly for the data center market.
By: Michael Roth
Established by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the GRIP program is a $10.5 billion investment to enhance grid flexibility, improve the resilience of the power system against extreme weather, and ensure American communities have access to affordable, reliable, energy when and where they need it.
By: Michael Roth
Xylem Inc. reported $2.104 billion in third quarter 2024 revenue compared to $2.076 billion in the third quarter of 2023, a 1.3-percent revenue increase.
By: Michael Roth
The object of the visit was to provide students with a direct and in-depth experience in the world of design and manufacturing of operating machines, offering a concrete overview of the processes and technologies used in this field.
By: Michael Roth
Toyota Material Handling unveiled an upgrade to its parts distribution center (PDC) at its Indiana headquarters on October 28, in collaboration with Bastian Solutions, part of Toyota Automated Logistics.
By: Michael Roth
Dickey Bennett of key accounts sales, LGMG, and Mark Elton, director of research & development, LGMG, talk with RER about the growing popularity of larger boomlifts, durability and safety features, automated manufacturing advancements, hybrid popularity, and more.
By: Michael Roth
The new Potain Ingo M 24-19 replaces its Igo M-14 and joins the Igo MA 21 and Hup M 28-22 in the company’s range of mobile self-erecting cranes, designed for new home construction and renovations. The machines are also suited for builders and carpenters.
Beginning production in 1949 in Dubuque, Iowa, the John Deere line-up of dozers has evolved through the years with innovation that has been solving industry-wide challenges.
By: Michael Roth
This unique design spreads the machine’s digging force across all the teeth; when they engage the ground at the same time, this new design allows a full bucket width to be ripped or scraped into the shale.
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