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Gehl names vice president, manufacturing operations

Feb 22, 2006
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Gehl has appointed Daniel Miller vice president, manufacturing operations. Prior to joining Gehl in October of 2001 as director of manufacturing operations, Miller held a variety of management positions in manufacturing and distribution.

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