Lindemann Metal Recycling welcomes Joe Barush as account executive
Barush will drive sales of the capital-equipment range, installed-base business, and wear-parts segment across North America

Global recycling-equipment specialist Lindemann Metal Recycling has appointed Joe Barush as account executive for its Americas business, effective immediately.
Barush joins Lindemann with a wealth of experience in equipment sales and a deep understanding of the recycling sector. His appointment reflects the company's strategic commitment to strengthening its presence across North America and accelerating its growth in capital-equipment and aftermarket services.
In his new role, Joe will be responsible for driving sales activity across the North American market, developing opportunities for Lindemann's capital-equipment range, building the installed-base business and expanding the spare and wear-parts segment across the region. He will collaborate closely with the product management and service teams, support existing accounts and target new market segments, and report directly to Gunard Polite, general manager of sales - North America.
Deep recycling experience
Barush graduated from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, earning a Bachelor's degree in Corporate Communications. Most recently, he served as director of sales and marketing at Allegheny Shredders, where he led the commercial team, oversaw product and market development and built strong customer relationships across the industrial shredding and recycling equipment sector.
"We are very excited to welcome Joe to the Lindemann team," said Polite. "His track record in equipment sales and his customer-centric mindset make him the ideal person to help us deliver greater value to our customers and expand our footprint in the Americas."
Barush remarked: "Lindemann's global reputation for high-quality recycling solutions and its commitment to service excellence were major draws for me. I'm looking forward to working with the team and our customers to take full advantage of the opportunities ahead in the Americas market."


