Stephenson Equipment Inc. has been awarded VT Leeboy's 2008 Dealer of the Year Award for North America. The Award recognizes not only sales performance, but also customer and sales training, service and parts support achievement and outstanding market share.

The construction market is down. But by identifying company strengths and focusing on which equipment would be in greatest demand, Swatara Township-base Stephenson Equimpent, Inc. has continued to grow. Last year, Stephenson had $77.1 million in revenue. The company has seven locations, five in Pennsylvania and two in New York.

Stephenson Equipment, Inc. uses The AED Foundation's professional education courses to fulfill it's commitment to employees and customers.

The fabric of the construction industry is a long, winding swathe characterized by distributors whose many generations often pass along ownership within the family, and it is not at all uncommon for a dealership to reach its 50-year mark. However, for such a company to achieve this milestone and still continue to be a growing, expanding organization is indeed something to be celebrated.

JPW Companies of Syracuse, N.Y., has been working with cranes for more than 30 years.

"We have cranes for every job," sai David Schwalm, executive vice president of JPW Companies.

Every job includes loading cargo, erecting buildings and even assembling windmills. 

Dennis Heller, President & CEO of Stephenson Equipment, Inc., a top Manitowoc / Grove distributor headquartered in Harrisburg, PA, has announced the acquisition of CC & FF Keesler, Inc. of Prospect Park, PA.

Stephenson Equipment celebrates 50 years!

Three unrelated owners have led Stephenson Equipment (SEI) through 50 years of success. Ideas that nurtured the success of the company in its earliest days continue to be important.

At a breakfast reception Friday, September 19, 2008 Stephenson Equipment, Inc. (SEI) was honored as one of Central Pennsylvania’s Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies. The award, bestowed by Central Penn Business Journal, a division of Journal Publications, was to acknowledge and honor the top fifty businesses that have made significant contributions to the growth, strength and success of the Central Pennsylvania area.