CSI Leasing announced a series of officer promotions, reflective of the company’s commitment to build and maintain strong management.

The appointments are as follows:

Tim Tucker, vice president, marketing. Previously account executive, Tucker will continue to be responsible for originating equipment lease transactions and lifecycle solutions including data protection and proper disposal. He is based in Charlotte, North Carolina and has been with CSI for 11 years.

Carolyn Berry, assistant vice president, lease administration. Previously lease administration training supervisor, Berry manages a team of lease administrators supporting customers in the east region. She has been with CSI for 17 years.

Ed Concannon, assistant vice president, management information systems. Previously senior systems administrator, Concannon will continue his role in the implementation and support of domestic and international networks and servers, and support of the disaster recovery site. He has been with CSI for 13 years.

Kathy Delaney, assistant vice president, lease administration. Previously lease administration supervisor, Delaney manages a team of lease administrators supporting customers in the west region. She has been with CSI for 15 years.

Valerie Hayes, assistant vice president, lease administration. Previously lease administration supervisor, Hayes manages a team of lease administrators supporting customers in the central region and Canada. She has been with CSI for 20 years.

Pete Kindig, assistant vice president, management information systems. Previously senior systems administrator, Kindig will continue his role in the implementation and support of domestic and international networks and servers, and support of the disaster recovery site. He has been with CSI for 13 years.

Diane Threlkeld, assistant vice president, management information systems. Previously business intelligence architect, Threlkeld is responsible for CSI’s data warehouse. She has been with CSI for two years.

CSI Leasing is one of the largest privately-held independent equipment leasing and equipment lifecycle services companies in the world.