Mr. Scott Cornwell

"Buying a Dingo can do all of these things without disrupting the turf," says Scott Cornwell, national sales manager of Toro Company's Sitework Systems.
...
"You don't need a 30 or 40 horsepower engine to do the job," says Cornwell.

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (Jan. 30, 2007) , The Toro Company has named Scott Cornwell national sales manager for its Toro® Dingo® compact utility loader product line.

In his new position, Cornwell will focus his sales leadership skills on the continuing growth of the expanding Toro Dingo family -- one of the most extensive lines of compact utility loaders and attachments on the market today.It includes both wheeled and tracked loaders and 35-plus attachments available through a North American network of dealers and rental centers.Ideal for a variety of landscaping and construction tasks, the Toro Dingo system address the needs of contractors, do-it-yourself homeowners, and rental yards committed to completing work more productively and profitably by maximizing manpower and minimizing hand labor.

"Scott brings strong leadership skills and an extensive sales background to our growing Dingo business," comments Rick Rodier, general manager of Toro's Landscape Contractor Business.
...
For the past three years, Cornwell served as a national account manager in The Toro Company's corporate accounts group, where he focused on developing strategic landscape contractor accounts and alliances.Prior to joining Toro in 2003, he successfully managed national sales and marketing teams for several successful high-growth technology ventures located across the United States.

Cornwell holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina, and in May 2007 will graduate from the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management Executive MBA program.

The Toro Company has named Scott Cornwell national sales manager for its Toro® Dingo® compact utility loader product line.

In his new position, Mr. Cornwell will focus his sales leadership skills on the continuing growth of the expanding Toro Dingo family.

For the past three years, Mr. Cornwell served as a national account manager in The Toro Company's corporate accounts group, where he focused on developing strategic landscape contractor accounts and alliances.Prior to joining Toro in 2003, he successfully managed national sales and marketing teams for several successful high-growth technology ventures located across the United States.

Mr. Cornwell holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina, and in May 2007 will graduate from the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management Executive MBA program.

To fill the position of national sales manager for its Dingo compact utility line, The Toro Company has named Scott Cornwell.He will focus his skills on the growth of the expanding Toro family.

Cornwell previously served as a national accounts manager for Toro's corporate accounts group, where he helped develop landscape contractor accounts and alliances.Prior to that, he managed national sales and marketing teams for various high-growth technology ventures.

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (Jan. 30, 2007) , The Toro Company has named Scott Cornwell national sales manager for its Toro® Dingo® compact utility loader product line.

In his new position, Cornwell will focus his sales leadership skills on the continuing growth of the expanding Toro Dingo family -- one of the most extensive lines of compact utility loaders and attachments on the market today.It includes both wheeled and tracked loaders and 35-plus attachments available through a North American network of dealers and rental centers.Ideal for a variety of landscaping and construction tasks, the Toro Dingo system address the needs of contractors, do-it-yourself homeowners, and rental yards committed to completing work more productively and profitably by maximizing manpower and minimizing hand labor.

"Scott brings strong leadership skills and an extensive sales background to our growing Dingo business," comments Rick Rodier, general manager of Toro's Landscape Contractor Business.
...
For the past three years, Cornwell served as a national account manager in The Toro Company's corporate accounts group, where he focused on developing strategic landscape contractor accounts and alliances.Prior to joining Toro in 2003, he successfully managed national sales and marketing teams for several successful high-growth technology ventures located across the United States.

Cornwell holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina, and in May 2007 will graduate from the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management Executive MBA program.

The Toro Co., Bloomington, Minn., has named Scott Cornwell to national sales manager for its Toro® Dingo® compact utility loader product line. xxleadxx

In his new position, Cornwell will focus his sales leadership skills on the continuing growth of the expanding Toro Dingo family.It includes both wheeled and tracked loaders and 35-plus attachments available through a North American network of dealers and rental centers.

The company says that one of Cornwell's key areas of focus will be the most recent additions to Toro's family of compact utility loaders — the new Toro Dingo TX 525 narrow track and TX 525 wide track diesel models.Compared to previous Dingo models, these loaders offer extra torque, longer engine life and increased hydraulic flow for enhanced performance of ground-engaging attachments.

For the past three years, Cornwell served as a national account manager in Toro's corporate accounts group, where he focused on developing strategic landscape contractor accounts and alliances.Prior to joining Toro in 2003, he managed national sales and marketing teams for several successful high-growth technology ventures located across the United States.

Cornwell holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina, and in May 2007 will graduate from the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management Executive MBA program.

The Toro Co., Bloomington, Minn., has named Scott Cornwell as national sales manager for its Toro® Dingo® compact utility loader product line. xxleadxx

In his new position, Cornwell will focus his sales leadership skills on the continuing growth of the expanding Toro Dingo family, which includes both wheeled and tracked loaders and more than 35 attachments available through a North American network of dealers and rental centers.

For the past three years, Cornwell served as a national account manager in Toro's corporate accounts group, where he focused on developing strategic landscape contractor accounts and alliances.Prior to joining Toro in 2003, he successfully managed national sales and marketing teams for several successful high-growth technology ventures located across the United States.

Cornwell holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from The Citadel in Charleston, S.C., and in May 2007 will graduate from the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management Executive MBA program.