Four rounds later, the roundabout is Rentaoranget
What Rondellen Maskin has built up in Kinna, Landvetter, Partille, and Varberg since its founding in 2011 has inspired customers, employees, and us. This past spring, we shared how we’ve now come together, and last week we celebrated our four-day anniversary. Hear the words of Rondellen’s founder—and now our national traffic management manager—Samuel Lundberg, on the merger.
It hit the scene as one of the biggest news stories in the equipment rental industry this spring, and with twelve associations behind us, we know all too well what we have to prove when the old color turns orange. Expectation and uncertainty. Yet what matters most of all—the people and their relationship with you—remains. The association exists, after all, to simplify and bring grand dreams and ambitions to life.
– It’s been an exciting spring with new systems, new machines, and the full support of a nationwide organization behind us. Most importantly, both employees and customers have been able to see the strength of this merger, and that’s exactly how it’s turned out. For my part, I now get to work—along with numerous colleagues—to build up our entire national traffic management initiative, and it feels absolutely great.
Three openings and an open house in four days
Now that the gas has burned out in Varberg, we’re delighted that so many people stopped by—and stayed to chat. They talked with each other, with industry colleagues, with suppliers, and with us. Thanks for all the encouragement! Three grand openings: first in Landvetter, then in Kinna, and finally in Partille. In Varberg, we held an open house as the Rondellen operations move into our existing, large depot in the coastal town. Thank you to everyone who came—now we’re ready to deliver on your expectations!
