MACK TRUCKS, INC.
GREENSBORO, NC

Mack Trucks, Inc. is a renowned manufacturer of heavy-duty Class 8 trucks, engines, and transmissions, holding a significant presence in North America as one of the continent's largest manufacturers in this sector. Established in 1900, Mack Trucks offers its products across more than 45 countries globally. The company operates under the Volvo Group, which is recognized as a leading global manufacturer of commercial vehicles, off-road equipment, and engines. Mack's manufacturing hub for trucks assembled for the North American market is located at the Mack Lehigh Valley Operations facility in Macungie, Pennsylvania. Additionally, the Hagerstown, Maryland powertrain facility manufactures engines and transmissions designed specifically for this region. Through its commitment to innovation and performance excellence over more than a century, Mack Trucks has become synonymous with high-quality vehicular performance. Mack Trucks is not only known for manufacturing durable trucks but also provides superior transmissions and axles that are renowned for their efficiency, durability, and quiet operation under demanding conditions. The company extends its commitment to customer satisfaction through the innovative Mack Customer Center which helps customers immerse themselves in Mack’s products, technology, and services. The sales of new and used trucks by Mack Trucks occur exclusively through the extensive network of Mack Dealers, with locators readily available across their digital platforms. With a history rooted in Florida but manufacturing centers primarily located in Pennsylvania, Mack continues to be a pivotal player in its industry, guided by a dynamic team committed to diversity and equality under the Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employment principles. Furthermore, Mack Trucks ensures competitive remuneration along with extensive benefits for its employees, reflecting their dedication to fostering an inclusive and rewarding team environment. The company leadership includes notable figures such as Gregory T. Higgins, serving as Secretary; Gary McCartney, a Director; and Stephen Roy, the President.