Morris, Minn. – Superior Industries, Inc., a US-based manufacturer and global supplier of bulk material processing and handling systems, announces the addition of Kristin Sweeney as Director of Sales for the company’s turnkey plant Construction Management division.
With more than 18 years of experience in aggregates—including a diversity of roles in engineering, operations, and sales—Kristin brings a proven ability to align technical expertise with producer priorities. She has held leadership roles at US Aggregates, Oldcastle, and CRH, where she directed operations, managed multimillion-dollar projects, and built strong relationships across the industry.
“Kristin has walked in the boots of our customers,” said Jason Adams, President of Superior Industries. “Her unique blend of operations, engineering, and sales experience means producers gain a partner who understands their challenges and can deliver projects that perform reliably.”
With Kristin’s addition, Superior’s Construction Management group continues to expand its ability to deliver turnkey solutions for dry bulk producers and material handlers. The team oversees every stage of complex projects, from initial design and engineering through fabrication, construction, and startup. By aligning these phases under one roof—including manufacturing of the products being put to work—Superior reduces handoffs, accelerates timelines, and provides a single accountable partner.
About Superior Industries, Inc.
Superior Industries is a deeply-rooted, privately-owned American manufacturing company whose products play a pivotal role in production and transportation of ingredients used to build the world’s infrastructure. Specialties include crushing, screening, washing, and conveying systems, alongside comprehensive parts and services that support robust construction aggregates production from Rock Face to Load Out®. Equipped with one million square feet of manufacturing space and more than 100 engineers, Superior is headquartered in Morris, Minnesota, with four additional production facilities in the United States, plus international manufacturing locations in Canada, Brazil, and Asia.
