Joe Krider is Vice President, Developing Markets for Terex Corporation (NYSE:TEX), a manufacturer of capital equipment for the construction and infrastructure sectors. He leads the company's efforts driving greater penetration into developing markets, with a specific focus on Russia/CIS.  From 2006 - 2009 Joe served in Moscow as President, Russia & CIS for Terex. He was the company's executive officer leading Terex's $200mm business in the territory, having grown it from a base of $33mm in 2006. Among his responsibilities, Joe focused on pursuing partnerships that extend Terex's distribution and manufacturing capabilities in this key region, culminating in the May 2011 Joint Venture agreement with Russia's GAZ Group.

From 2004 - 2006 he was responsible for strategic acquisitions, joint ventures and equity investments for Terex, with a primary focus on the company's activities in emerging markets.

Prior to joining Terex, Joe was on the executive team of JC Watts Companies. As CFO, Joe was responsible for the financial strength and business strategy of the firm. He led the firm's foray into private equity transactions via JC Watts Capital Partners.

Joe has a strong background in the business, financial and government sectors. His capital markets experience stems from his role as a Vice President in UBS Warburg's Global Technology Investment Banking Group where he advised clients on strategic and capital-raising transactions including public offerings, mergers and acquisitions. Previously, Joe led UBS' Emerging Companies Advisory Team in Washington, D.C. where he was responsible for identifying high-potential emerging companies and assisting them in raising private equity, achieving critical mass and striking strategic partnerships.

Joe previously worked for UBS Warburg in London, where he was involved in the landmark 1998 merger between Swiss Bank Corporation and Union Bank of Switzerland, as well as the earlier acquisitions and integrations of S.G. Warburg, and Dillon Read. He was also a recognized authority on the advent of the new currency, the euro, and was a featured speaker on the subject at numerous financial services industry conferences on 4 continents.

Prior to joining the financial world, Joe worked as a Legislative Advisor in the U.S. Congress, and served as an infantry officer in the US Army. He is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point and earned an M.B.A. from London Business School. Both Joe and his wife Moira hail from Grand Rapids, Michigan. They have 3 children and reside in Connecticut.