Amelia Trenga
Amelia Trenga is the General Manager at Clark Equipment Rental & Sales, where she leads operations, drives strategic sales initiatives, and fosters team collaboration to achieve organizational goals. With over ten years of diverse professional experience, Amelia is known for her ability to implement client-focused solutions while ensuring operational efficiency. Her leadership style emphasizes innovation, excellence, and the development of high-performing teams within the equipment rental and sales industry. Before joining Clark Equipment Rental & Sales, Amelia honed her expertise as a Volvo Certified Master Sales Consultant at Alan Byer Volvo, where she excelled in customer engagement and revenue growth. She also brings entrepreneurial experience from co-owning and operating Helena’s Mediterranean Cafe and Deli and prior leadership roles as General Manager with LA Cantina Restaurant Group. These experiences helped shape her comprehensive approach to business management and client relations. Amelia holds a Bachelor of Arts from Baldwin Wallace University, where she studied Criminal Justice, Political Science, Psychology, and Pre-Law, and served as Supreme Court Chief Justice in student government. She has also pursued professional certifications, including Volvo training, and is an active member of the American Rental Association. Amelia credits her professional success to the respect she has received in her field from Clark Equipment, and her family’s commitment to hard work and dedication.
• Baldwin Wallace University - BA
• Student Council
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to the vlaues of my parents, who were both professionals and role models. They provided me with a strong foundation, instilling the values and work ethic that have guided me throughout my career.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
Follow opportunities, try new things, be uncomfortable.
“Be a propeller, not an anchor.”
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I would advise young women entering my industry not to be afraid and to always be themselves. Embrace your unique perspective, speak up confidently, and trust in your abilities.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
There are endless opportunties within the construction industry for women, the sky is the limit.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values that are most important to me in both my work and personal life include leadership, advocacy, and continuous growth. Throughout my career journey, I have embraced opportunities to pivot from one path to another—starting within the criminal justice field and exploring various industries—always focusing on learning and expanding my horizons. I am committed to mentoring others, inspired by my own mentorship under Adam Clark, and believe strongly in advocating for those around me while never limiting what one can achieve.