CHICAGO, Ill. – Tim Dorsey is now the second American President of outdoor power equipment manufacturer ECHO, Inc., a subsidiary of Yamabiko Corporation of Japan. He replaces retiring President Dan Obringer.
Dorsey has worked for ECHO for 18 years in a variety of positions including the last seven years as vice president of systems and logistics. As a member of the executive team, Dorsey played a key role in the company’s growth and profitability over the years.
Obringer, who has served as President for the past five years, will remain in an advisory capacity for the next year.
Dorsey and his family live in Cary, Ill. He is a graduate of DePaul University.
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