Client transformation | Alta Equipment

Stronger leaders.
Less friction.

Room to grow.

How Alta Equipment moved toward shared accountability and leadership trust — giving its president more room to focus on growth.

From internal silos to a team its leader could trust.

Structure → Ownership → Growth

The change at a glance

Qualitative outcomes reported in Gianni’s supplied testimonial

01 — Execution

Shorter, more
meaningful meetings.

Clearer discussion of issues and the next steps needed to address them.

02 — Leadership

More trust.
More ownership.

Gianni described empowering his team to do their jobs while he supported them.

03 — Capacity

More space to
focus on growth.

Stronger confidence in the team allowed Gianni to lead from afar and think ahead.

01 / Meet the company

Growth changed what the business needed.

Alta Equipment grew from a small family-owned business into a much larger organization in a relatively short time. The passion and ambition that drove that growth remained. The company needed more structure to support its next stage.

Internal silos and an “us vs them” mentality had developed. Alta needed clearer expectations and accountability across the organization.

Company

Alta Equipment Company

Industry

Material handling & construction equipment

Client voice

Gianni Campo

Role in source

President

02 / The constraint

The next stage
required a more
connected team.

As Alta grew, its leadership needed a more structured way to surface issues, decide what to do, and set expectations for the people carrying the work forward.

“We needed to knock down internal silos and an ‘us vs them’ mentality that developed over time”

Gianni Campo · Alta Equipment Company


03 / The decision to change

Passion had fueled
the growth.

Structure had to
support it.

Gianni recognized that continued growth required a more structured approach, accountability, and defined expectations. Working with Preston and his team, Alta began putting that structure into practice.


04 / What changed with TPA

Practical changes.
Leadership that could carry more.

01

A shared way to
address the issues.

What they put in place

With Preston and his team, Alta created and began implementing its own Alta Operating Systems (AOS). Gianni reported shorter, more meaningful meetings and clearer next steps.

02

Clearer decisions
about people and roles.

How they applied it

Alta used Right Person Right Seat to assess strengths, development needs, leadership potential, and cultural fit — informing decisions about who could support the company’s continued growth.

03

Trust that created
space to lead.

What it enabled

Gianni described greater trust in his team, more confidence in their ability to perform, and leadership lessons being passed to direct reports. This gave him more room to focus on the company’s future.


05 / Before & after

A different way to work.
A different way to lead.

The supplied account describes changes in how the team worked together and how Gianni led the business.

Area

Starting point

Reported change

Team alignment

Internal silos and an “us vs them” mentality.

Growing mutual respect and trust among the team.

Meetings & execution

A need for more structure, accountability, and defined expectations.

Shorter, meaningful meetings with clearer issues and next steps.

Leadership capacity

A need to assess team strengths and future leadership potential.

A practical way to evaluate roles, development needs, and cultural fit.

Gianni’s focus

The source doesn’t quantify his earlier operational involvement.

Confidence to empower the team, lead from afar, and focus on growth.


06 / The evidence

Make the impact measurable.

Gianni’s account supports a qualitative transformation. These spaces show where additional evidence could make the story more specific.

07 / In the client’s words

“Our AOS meetings have given me a trust in my team which has allowed me to lead from afar by empowering them to do their jobs while I support them in any way I can.”

Gianni Campo President, Alta Equipment Company

08 / What this makes possible

More capability in the team.
More room for what’s next.

Gianni described being able to take a more visionary role + focus on continued growth, confident that his team could perform at a high level and pass the lessons on to others.

That’s the direction of Business Fitness: developing the capability to grow, scale, and perform consistently without depending on any one person.

What could your team
carry without you?

Talk with TPA about the leadership, accountability, and execution your next stage of growth requires.