November 28, 2012

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BHS Names John Warne Director of Sales and Marketing

Sally Hunt

Eugene, OR - November 28, 2012--  Bulk Handling Systems (BHS) has named John Warne as its Director of Sales and Marketing. Warne will be based at the company’s Eugene, Oregon headquarters and report directly to CEO Steve Miller. He will oversee BHS’ global sales and marketing initiatives.

“The ability to add someone of John Warne’s background is a testament to BHS’ success,” said Miller. “We are fortunate to bring aboard an experienced and accomplished senior executive to continue to expand our market size and competitive posture. John will be responsible for providing strategic sales oversight to our complete product offering in multiple geographic markets and industries.

Warne has more than 20 years of leadership experience in a manufacturing environment. During the previous 15 years he has developed sales teams with consistent and sustainable growth and profitability in diverse economic climates. Most recently he served as the President of Townley Engineering and Manufacturing Company from 2005 until accepting the BHS position. “BHS is very forward-thinking and offers solutions unique to the industry. I am extremely excited to hit the ground running and join a leading company in a rapidly expanding market,” remarked Warne.

Bulk Handling Systems (BHS)

Headquartered in Eugene, OR, BHS is a worldwide leader in the innovative design, engineering, manufacturing and installation of sorting systems and components for the solid waste, recycling, waste-to-energy, and construction and demolition industries. Clients around the globe choose BHS because of its experience, dedication to cutting-edge technology, quality construction and durability, and unmatched customer service. BHS has built some of the biggest and most durable MRFs in the world – and they are achieving the highest throughput, recovery, and purity rates in the industry.

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