Preston Gordon takes the reins as new leader of U.S. Industrial Machinery
- Preston Gordon has acquired U.S. Industrial Machinery from Greg Meadows.
- Gordon has been with the company since 2021, previously serving as Chief Operations Officer.
- Under Gordon's leadership, the company aims to continue its commitment to customer service excellence.
In Memphis, Tennessee, on January 7, 2025, a significant change took place in the ownership structure of U.S. Industrial Machinery, a well-known entity in the industrial metalworking industry. Preston Gordon, who has served as the Chief Operations Officer since 2021, has officially acquired the company from its former owner, Greg Meadows. Under Meadows' leadership, U.S. Industrial Machinery became a prominent player in the market, recognized for providing high-quality industrial machinery and maintaining a focus on customer service excellence. Gordon's transition into the role of President and Chief Executive Officer marks a pivotal moment for the company as it embarks on a new era of leadership and innovation. Preston Gordon's tenure as COO was marked by a series of initiatives that optimized operational efficiencies within the company. He played a crucial role in not only maximizing productivity but also significantly enhancing customer service standards. This background has prepared him for the challenges of his new position, where he is expected to leverage his deep understanding of the manufacturing industry and the company’s mission. With a base of operations in a 40,000-square-foot facility in Memphis, the company emphasizes stringent quality tests and calibrations for each machine produced, underscoring the commitment to excellence that Gordon intends to maintain. In taking the helm, Gordon is focused on steering U.S. Industrial Machinery toward continued growth. The company is set to uphold its dedication to customer service, which includes a broad range of support services that facilitate after-sales care. This includes a dedicated warehouse for replacement parts spanning 5,000 square feet, as well as a team of trained field technicians ready to provide on-site assistance and training for clients. Gordon expressed his honor in leading an already talented team and underscored the importance of a customer-centered approach moving forward. The acquisition represents not only a change in ownership but also a potential shift in the strategic vision for U.S. Industrial Machinery. Gordon's leadership style and focus on innovation suggest that the company is poised to continue meeting the evolving needs of the manufacturing sector. As Preston Gordon takes over, the industry will be watching closely to see how his strategic insight and experience as COO will shape the future of U.S. Industrial Machinery in an increasingly competitive market.