Ing. Robert Gerritse, President of DMN-WESTINGHOUSE has decided to retire from active duty as from 1st April 2003. He will be succeeded by ing. Marcel de Vlieger, who was already appointed as Managing Director in June 2002.
Robert Gerritse has been in the lead of DMN-WESTINGHOUSE since April 1995 and has been responsible for the considerable growth of the company since then into one of the market leaders within the international market of components for bulk solids handling. In the past years DMN-WESTINGHOUSE has grown from a single office company in the Netherlands into an international established company with its own direct sales offices in Germany, UK, USA, Italy and France.
Mr. Gerritse will be succeeded by Marcel de Vlieger, who started working with DMN-WESTINGHOUSE two years ago and has already been responsible for the worldwide activities regarding Sales, Marketing, Production and Purchasing for the past year.
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Management Change at DMN-WESTINGHOUSE
Ing. Robert Gerritse, President of DMN-WESTINGHOUSE has decided to retire from active duty as from 1st April 2003. He will be succeeded by ing. Marcel de Vlieger, who was already appointed as Managing Director in June 2002.
Robert Gerritse has been in the lead of DMN-WESTINGHOUSE since April 1995 and has been responsible for the considerable growth of the company since then into one of the market leaders within the international market of components for bulk solids handling. In the past years DMN-WESTINGHOUSE has grown from a single office company in the Netherlands into an international established company with its own direct sales offices in Germany, UK, USA, Italy and France.
Mr. Gerritse will be succeeded by Marcel de Vlieger, who started working with DMN-WESTINGHOUSE two years ago and has already been responsible for the worldwide activities regarding Sales, Marketing, Production and Purchasing for the past year.
For more information on DMN-WESTINGHOUSE please visit:
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