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PATRICK ROUBI IS becoming the new Vice President Building Efficiency Europe and Africa, for Johnson Controls, effective 1 February 2015.
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Mr Roubi replaces Bruno Nicolas who retires end of January 2015 after 20 years of service.
In this role, Mr Roubi will lead the region in delivering technologies and services that increase efficiency and lower operational and energy costs in buildings.
Mr Roubi joined Johnson Controls in 2009 as vice president and general manager HVAC and Controls Products Europe and Africa. In 2012 he became vice president and general manager for the France & South Region.
Prior to joining Johnson Controls, he had senior leadership roles with Agfa Gevaert, Newell RubberMaid and Carrier.
“Bruno is a respected leader to many across the company. He has demonstrated his business flair on many occasions and lead the successful transformation of Johnson Controls Building Efficiency Europe,” said Santiago Perez, vice president and general manager, Johnson Controls Building Efficiency Europe and Africa, Middle East and Latin America. “Patrick Roubi brings a strong level of knowledge and experience and will help us achieve our growth objectives as we further establish Johnson Controls as a global multi-industrial leader in our markets.”
Pipe Center and Climate Center have created a new trading leadership team. Led by recently appointed trading director Chris Banner, the team will be responsible for delivering Pipe and Climate Center’s ambitious sales and service agenda via field sales teams and the nationwide branch network. The move is a further refinement of the new senior management structure put in place earlier this year by managing director Lee Jon Newman.
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Under Chris Banner, the trading leadership team comprises newly appointed sales director Robb Alsem,
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Climate Center development director Robert Franklin, and industrial development director Marcus Sampson, alongside Mike Russell (branch director) and Geoff Stone (national accounts director).
Robb Alsem joins Pipe Center and Climate Center from a senior management position with another major building services company, while Robert Franklin and Marcus Sampson have been promoted from within the business.
Sentinel Commercial is on a trajectory of rapid expansion thanks to increasing demand for best practice water treatment solutions in the commercial HVAC market.
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The company, which has been providing water treatment support for commercial cooling and heating system applications for just over four years, has welcomed two more technical sales engineers to it’s ever- growing team.
Mike Russell, Marcus Sampson, Chris Banner, Robert Franklin, Julie Newman, Robb Alsem
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Adam Purnell(left) and Craig Milner (right), who cover the South and Midlands areas for Sentinel Commercial respectively, offer 35 years’ experience in the water treatment and HVAC industries between them. The expert pair are charged with delivering quality technical sales services which encompass the comprehensive assessment of applications and the provision of solutions that are optimised in terms of quality, performance and budget.
Ian Barnes, head of Sentinel Commercial, commented: “There is a clear trend showing increasing demand for high quality water treatment in the commercial market, which historically has been plagued with poor water treatment practices, leading to costly scenarios such as premature system breakdown, downtime, and reduced energy efficiency. “These appointments are a reflection of Sentinel Commercial’s aspiration to grow through a best practice approach to customer support, and both Craig and Adam have the expertise and experience to ensure we meet our ambitions.”
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