BlackHawk enhances Northeast operations with leadership appointment
BlackHawk Industrial, a distributor of metalworking and other mission-critical industrial products, has appointed Amy McNutt as general manager of the Northeast Region.
McNutt brings nearly 20 years of industrial distribution experience to her new role, joining BlackHawk in 2024 through the acquisition of Tri-State Industrial Supplies of PA Inc. Throughout her career, she has been recognized for her customer-first approach, strong vendor partnerships, and collaborative leadership style. Her ability to build trusted relationships and deliver service excellence positions BlackHawk for continued success and expansion in the Northeast market.
“Amy’s leadership and deep roots in the industry make her an outstanding choice to guide our Northeast team," said Vice President of SalesTrent Moss. "Her proven track record of building customer relationships and empowering teams aligns perfectly with BlackHawk’s mission to be Big Enough to Serve and Small Enough to Care. We are excited to see the impact she will have on our customers and our teammates.”
As general manager, McNutt will oversee all aspects of branch operations across the Northeast region, including sales leadership, customer engagement, and team development. She will focus on strengthening vendor relationships, expanding customer partnerships, and advancing BlackHawk’s strategic growth initiatives in the region.
“I am honored to step into this role and lead such a talented team,” said McNutt. “BlackHawk has a strong reputation for putting customers first, and I look forward to continuing that legacy by building on our culture of service excellence, collaboration, and growth.”
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