Kathy Johnson Promoted To Vice President of Aftermarket at Superior

Morris, Minn. – Superior Industries, Inc., a US-based manufacturer and global supplier of bulk material processing and handling systems, is excited to announce the promotion of Kathy Johnson to vice president of product support. In her new role, Kathy will continue leading the company’s aftermarket services team, which supports dealers and end users with everything from parts sales and technical documentation to hands-on customer service.

“Kathy has a way of bringing people together to solve problems and make things better,” says Jason Adams, Superior’s president. “She’s a leader who listens first, isn’t afraid to get her hands dirty, and never loses sight of what really matters—serving customers.”

At Superior, service and support is about being there when it matters most. It means helping customers keep their equipment running, reducing downtime, and solving problems quickly. The team works closely alongside a trusted network of dealers to ensure parts are available, support is easy to reach, and help arrives when it is needed.

Johnson has been with Superior for 13 years, bringing valuable experience from her background in technical publications. She has played a key role in shaping the company’s aftermarket efforts by improving support systems and finding new ways to make life easier for everyone.

About Superior Industries, Inc.
Superior Industries is a deeply-rooted, privately-owned American manufacturing company whose products play a pivotal role in the production and handling of minerals used to build the world’s infrastructure. Specialties include crushing, screening, washing, and conveying systems, alongside comprehensive parts and services that support robust construction aggregates production from Rock Face to Load Out®. Equipped with one million square feet of manufacturing space and more than 100 engineers, Superior is headquartered in Morris, Minnesota, with four additional production facilities in the United States, plus international manufacturing locations in Canada, Brazil, and Asia.