Bloom Mfg Appoints General Manager

Joshua Weig has been selected to lead the 110-year-old company, which was just acquired by Entegra Attachments.

A Google Street view of Bloom Manufacturing's facility in Independence, IA.
A Google Street view of Bloom Manufacturing's facility in Independence, IA.
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As part of Entegra Attachments recent acquisition of Bloom Manufacturing, a hydraulic winch and speed reducer company, Joshua Weig has been selected to lead the 110-year-old company, based in Independence, IA.

Image 2 5f85e71a2cc9bMark Collett, former owner and current president of Bloom Manufacturing, who along with his wife Deborah who manages Accounting and HR for the company, will be retiring later this year. Mark mentioned “As part of the company transaction and leadership transition plan, it was imperative that we select our new leader based on their strong engineering expertise, familiarity with the business and customer base, as well as positive fit with our people centered values and culture," Collett said. "Our new owners and I agreed that Josh fit the bill.”

In his new leadership role, Weig, a former engineering manager of the company, will report directly to Michael Flannery, CEO of Saint Charles, IL-based Entegra Attachments, Bloom’s parent company.

“For all the reasons that Mark Collett indicated, along with Josh’s well-rounded experience, serving in various customer service, design engineering and management positions within the specialty equipment, truck and trailer industry, Josh is well equipped to lead the future growth and development of this unique winch and speed reducer manufacturer," Flannery said.

Bloom specializes in providing standard and custom, hydraulic powered, lifting and pulling equipment solutions across a wide array of industries.

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