Lon Jennings, a seasoned executive with more than 30 years of leadership experience, was appointed president of Lewisville-based SitePro Rentals in February, the company said.
SitePro Rentals is a provider of equipment rental solutions and a wholly owned subsidiary of Dallas-based Sammons Industrial. Jennings’ background spans sales, engineering, operations, finance, and strategic business development.
“Lon’s extensive leadership experience, strategic vision, and deep equipment knowledge make him an ideal leader for SitePro Rentals,” Sammons Industrial CEO Dan Lister said in a statement. “His expertise in [employee-centered] initiatives, market expansion, and operational efficiency will be instrumental in accelerating our company’s growth trajectory and delivering exceptional value to our customers.”
Sammons said that Jennings has a track record of leading organizations through transformational growth and operational excellence. Most recently, he was president of Hydradyne LLC, where he played a key role in the company’s vision, operational strategy, acquisition integration, and key market expansions.
His career also includes global leadership roles at Sauer-Danfoss, where he spearheaded international business development initiatives across the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Jennings’ leadership in restructuring product portfolios and implementing customer-focused growth strategies has consistently delivered strong financial and operational results, Sammons said.
“I am honored to join SitePro Rentals at such an exciting time,” Jennings said in a statement. “The company has a strong reputation for excellence in equipment rentals, and I look forward to working with the talented team to drive innovation, expand our market presence, and enhance customer experiences.”
Founded in 2021, SitePro Rentals specializes in the rental of construction and industrial equipment, serving a broad variety of customers, including commercial contractors, facility managers, and other construction and industrial professionals in Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, Tennessee, and surrounding areas.
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