Appointments
Fourth Quarter 2007
News & events
Bearing Man's Power Transmission Division has announced the following appointments:
* Scott Larson to chain divisional manager.
Scott Larson
* Lee Quigley to divisional manager of drive belts and ironware.
Lee Quigley
* Jan Booysen to technical manager.
Jan Booysen
* Steve Hodgkinson to office manager.
Steve Hodgkinson
APC-MGE has appointed Neill Schreiber as sales manager: Southern Africa.
Neill Schreiber
Ken Quick has been appointed chief executive officer of the Becker Group of Companies.
Ken Quick
Beckhoff Automation has announced the appointment of Warren De Wit to the position of support and training engineer.
Warren De Wit
SEW Eurodrive has announced the appointment of Wayne Martin to the position of sales engineer at its Johannesburg office.
Wayne Martin
Festo has announced the promotion of Andrew Ferenczy to the position of branch manager – Johannesburg.
Andrew Ferenczy
Festo has promoted Brett Wallace to the position of national sales manager. He takes over from Heimo Spreng who retired at the end of August.
Brett Wallace
Shorrock Automation has announced the following promotions:
* Chris Cronjé to sales manager at the company’s Centurion head office.
Chris Cronjé
* Alfie Wilkinson to Rustenburg branch manager.
Alfie Wilkinson
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