Robert Blackadar - President and Chief Executive @ Badger

Overview

CB Rank (Person)

Primary Job Title President and Chief Executive
Primary Organization
Badger

Location Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Regions Greater Atlanta Area, East Coast, Southern US
Gender Male
Also Known As Rob Blackadar

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Robert Blackadar is the President and Chief Executive of Badger Daylighting. He previously worked at NESCO Specialty Rentals as a President. Robert Blackadar attended Louisiana State University.

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Number of Past Jobs

Robert Blackadar

is the

President and Chief Executive

Badger

. Additionally,

Robert Blackadar

has had

past jobs including

Chief Operating Officer

Badger

Badger President and Chief Executive2022

Organization Name	Title At Company	Start Date	End Date
Badger	Chief Operating Officer	Jul 2021	2022
BlueLine Rental	Vice President of Operations(Acting COO)	Jan 2016	Apr 2019
United Rentals	Team Member	—	—
Hertz Equipment Rental	Team Member	—	—
BlueLine Rental	Regional Vice President	2015	—
Ritchie Bros	Team Member	—	—

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Education

Robert Blackadar

studied at

Louisiana State University

and

University of West Georgia

Louisiana State University Bachelor of General Studies (Liberal Arts)Management/Finance19871992
University of West Georgia Degree

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Feb 13, 2018

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