Lizzy Lift expands executive team

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27 October 2020

Illinois rental company Lizzy Lift has named Mike Cohan as its new general manager and Conrad Juliao as director of fleet and service.

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Lizzy Lift co-owners Jennifer DuBose-Lombard, left, and Elizabeth Faruzzi.

Cohan joins the company with a rich rental background, having worked as senior vice president of operations for Acme Lift Company as well as vice president of operations for ABLE Equipment Rental. He also previously served as general manager for Admar Construction Equipment and Supplies and VP of operations for Jesco, Inc.

Juliao comes to Lizzy Lift following more than 12 years as logistics manager for ReachMaster.

The appointments will allow co-owners Jennifer DuBose-Lombard and Elizabeth Faruzzi to focus on expanding Lizzy Lift’s product offerings and services across the U.S., DuBose-Lombard told ALH. 

Lizzy Lift has operated out of Illinois for over 20 years and provides material handling equipment, mobile elevating work platforms, including high capacity and specialty equipment, site services, and more.

In March 2020, Lizzy Lift merged with online rental specialist BigRentz, allowing BigRentz to expand its client base, catalog and rental partner network, while affording Lizzy Lift clients access to the BigRentz automated platform for online bookings.

For the full interview with Cohan, Juliao and DuBose-Lombard, see the Nov/Dec issue of Access, Lift & Handlers.

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