BHS names managing director for NRT product line

Eugene, Oregon-based Bulk Handling Systems (BHS) has named Julie Fuller managing director of its National Recovery Technologies (NRT) business unit. In her position, Fuller will lead NRT’s sales, finance, service and manufacturing teams in Nashville, Tennessee, as well as the European Sales Max-AI team out of Amsterdam.

“Julie is an exceptional leader with a wide breadth of experience; we are fortunate to have her come on board to lead NRT,” CEO Steve Miller says. “The application of NRT’s innovative technology in optical, controls automation and artificial intelligence is changing the industry. Julie will be a vital part of continuing that fast-paced growth while maintaining our high-performance, results-oriented and quality focus for our customers.”

BHS says Fuller will focus on driving the continued growth and development of NRT’s products, including optical sorters, controls automation and the full Max-AI product line. She has more than 25 years of experience as an executive in roles tied to operations, product development and management, engineering and developing customized solutions across international settings.

“I am excited to join the NRT team as part of the BHS family of companies,” Fuller says. “NRT is a global leader in applying sophisticated technology to help solve the waste and recycling challenges our world faces. Our large global footprint, coupled with our many years of recycling infrastructure experience, worldwide install base and service teams, make NRT a trusted partner in the waste and recycling industry. I look forward to working with our passionate team as we continue to advance the technology and grow the company.”

Fuller comes to NRT from Tennessee-based crane provider Tadano Mantis Corp. where she was president and chief operating officer. Other positions she held at that company included vice president of engineering, purchasing and marketing and general manager of engineering.

BHS is a designer, manufacturer and installer of optical sorting systems, controls automation and Max-AI technologies. The BHS family of companies also includes Nihot, NRT and Zero Waste Energy.