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SWA and CWEDA Move Forward With Dealer Association Merger

May 30, 2014

In today's newscast we discuss the merger of the SouthWestern Assn. and Canada West Equipment Dealers Assn., the impact railcar delays are having on grain bagging system sales, dealer sentiments turn negative, Raven's first quarter results and farmland values for the first quarter.

Joint Boards Vote to Move Forward with Dealer Association Merger

May 23, 2014 | Posted in Mergers & Acquisitions

The joint boards of SouthWestern Association (SWA) and Canada West Equipment Dealers Association (CWEDA) recently voted to move forward with a merger of these two associations to form the new Western Equipment Dealers Association (WEDA). This action was the first step toward a merger, which requires a vote by dealer members of each association to be completed this summer.

IRON Solutions Appoints John Schmeiser and Terry Mosier to Board of Directors

Notable agricultural equipment executives join IRON’s board of directors, reinforcing the company’s industry leadership and growth in North America.

September 30, 2009

IRON Solutions announces today the board appointment of John Schmeiser and Terry Mosier, both respected leaders in the North American equipment industry.

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