Brooke Hanson Named VP Operations at Delta-Q Technologies, will Lead Supply-Chain Efforts
Delta-Q Technologies, the manufacturer and supplier of battery chargers for OEMs in the OPE industry and other markets, has announced that Brooke Hanson has joined the company as vice president of operations, responsible for heading the company’s global supply chain and growing its manufacturing footprint.
In her new role, Hanson will oversee Delta-Q’s geographically dispersed, multiple line, 400,000-unit plus manufacturing and supply chain operation. This includes fostering the company’s Tier-1 contract manufacturing relationships, and overseeing the company’s team of supply chain and logistics professionals.
“Brooke is a driven and experienced operations leader who will play a vital role in furthering Delta-Q’s growth within the global battery charger market,” said Steve Blaine, co-CEO and executive VP of engineering & quality. “Brooke’s leadership in technology and manufacturing logistics will help Delta-Q continue to drive the industry toward widespread electrification and sustainability as we expand our manufacturing and supply chain footprint to meet the needs of our partners and customers.”
Delta-Q’s charging solutions are utilized in zero-turn mowers, industrial-grade tractors, garden mowers and other equipment, with brands including Toro, John Deere, MTD and more.
“I am excited to join Delta-Q’s team and continue its impressive expansion in the global equipment manufacturing sector,” said Hanson. “Delta-Q is changing the way manufacturers view battery-powered technologies. I am eager to continue this modernization and advance its vision, while cultivating relationships with global partners.”
Hanson has more than 20 years of experience in the IoT market, leading high-performing teams in operations, analytics, logistics and production. Prior to joining Delta-Q, Hanson was the VP of operations at Haven by TZOA. She previously served as the director of global supply chain for Sierra Wireless in Richmond, BC, managing 12 manufacturing partners and an annual budget of $500 million.
