TerraVest promotes Tyler Rishel to VP of business development, engineering

July 20, 2026 By Brian Richesson 0 Comments

TerraVest Industries promoted Tyler Rishel to vice president of business development and engineering for its compressed gas equipment division.

In this role, Rishel will oversee corporate sales and business development efforts for all products except domestic tanks, helping drive growth across the company’s product lines. Rishel will work closely with TerraVest’s manufacturing facilities, sales teams and customers to support continued growth while expanding the company’s position as an industry supplier of compressed gas storage and transportation equipment.

Rishel has been part of the TerraVest family for more than a decade, spending over 10 years with Maxfield before joining the corporate leadership team as product director in 2022. A professional engineer with deep experience in ASME pressure equipment, cargo tanks and proposal management, Rishel has played a key role in supporting product development, strategic growth initiatives and customer relationships throughout the TerraVest organization. Rishel brings a strong technical background, business sense and customer-focused approach to his new role, the company adds.

“Tyler has consistently demonstrated strong leadership, technical expertise and a deep understanding of our customers’ businesses,” says Mitch Debelser, president of TerraVest Industries’ compressed gas equipment division. “His years inside our business, combined with his engineering depth and business sense, make him the ideal person to lead our business development efforts as we continue to grow across North America.”

TerraVest Industries is a manufacturer of compressed gas storage and transportation equipment. Its family of brands includes Jarco, Maxfield, Pro-Par, Mississippi Tank Co., Signature Truck Systems, TerraVest Tanks and TerraVest Parts & Supply.

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