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REV Group Appoints New Leadership at ENC
Hector Flores has been named VP/GM of ElDorado National (California) Inc.

Hector Flores holds a master’s degree from Thomas Moore College and a bachelor of Industrial Engineering degree from Instituto Tecnologico de Saltillo, Saltillo, Mexico.
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REV Group, Inc. announced Hector Flores has been named VP/GM of ElDorado National (California) Inc. or ENC.
Flores moves to ENC from REV Group subsidiary Lance Camper Mfg. Corp, where he served as VP/GM since January 2023.
Hector Flores' Experience Before ENC
Prior to joining REV Group companies, Flores held leadership positions as the VP, Global Operations for Europe & South Africa, at Horizon Global; and as global VP for Certus Automotive.
Additionally, he has served in many director-level leadership roles in manufacturing.
“In a very short time, Hector was able to make great strides at Lance Camper, and we look forward to him bringing his enthusiasm and relentless pursuit of manufacturing excellence to ENC,” said Mark Skonieczny, CEO, REV Group.
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