Ted Fick: Innovation, Opportunity and Performance

Ted Fick has worked at the highest levels of corporate leadership throughout his more-than-30-year career. He has the proven ability to identify and capitalize on opportunities for driving growth, continuous improvement and innovation through sustained contributions to productivity, revenue, and profitability. 

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Fick is adept at building and executing on strategic plans that root out inefficiencies, drive higher company performance and deliver successful organizational turnarounds.

Ted Fick: Former President of Thermo King

Ted Fick once directed the Thermo King Corporation, Americas division of Ingersoll Rand Ltd. The President of Thermo King from 2004 to 2007,  Ted Fick drove significant growth in sales and profit during his tenure—including a leap in profitability of more than 136 percent ($70 million to $205 million). Additionally, Fick spearheaded the development and launch of Thermo King’s highly successful Tripac auxiliary power unit. 

Ted Fick: Opportunity and Reward with LTA Manufacturing

Ted Fick was approached for the CEO role at LTA Manufacturing only a short time after accepting the role of COO with Norca Engineered Products.

Made an official in December of 2018, Fick’s service as CEO of LTA (Light Truck Accessories) promises to continue well into the future—and to present both Fick and the LTA team opportunities to grow and thrive in the truck accessories the industry for years to come.

A Closer Look at LTA

As LTA CEO, Fick serves as a leader at the company’s Kansas City headquarters and of LTA’s four major brands—including Jason Truck Caps, ATC Truck Covers, LoadMaster and Ranch Fiberglass. LTA products are made from two manufacturing plants in the Midwest region (Ottawa, Kansas, and Elkhart, Indiana), and the company currently ranks as the number 3 market share player in the industry.

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