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hiller, fan coil and heat pump manufacturer Aermec UK has appointed Paul
Lawrence as its managing director. Mr Lawrence has replaced the firm’s previous managing director, Rex Murden, who has retired after having spent over 30 years in the industry.
commercial buildings to high density mission critical computing facilities. “I am looking forward to developing our customer base, driving new product development and growing the business.”
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Tasked with growing the company organically, Mr Lawrence will be developing the business’s product offering and proactively entering new markets, while ensuring that Aermec continues to deliver quality products combined with excellent customer service.
With over 18 years’ experience in the HVAC industry, Mr Lawrence has held a number of senior positions in engineering, manufacturing operations, sales and marketing management.
He was most recently Aermec’s sales and service director, responsible for profit and loss (P&L) on the capital side and service side of Aermec UK’s business, and a key part of the UK leadership team.
Mr Lawrence commented: “Aermec has a strong reputation for delivering robust engineered solutions. Our highly skilled engineers combine innovation and value-added benefits that help maximise efficiencies, from
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üntner has appointed Michael Freiherr as its chief technical officer.
Previously Güntner’s head of product management, Mr Freiherr is now responsible for global product development, product management and world-wide lab utilisation.
a German manufacturer of vehicle valeting solutions in a business development capacity.
Schott is eager for Mr
Wrigglesworth to bring his experience to his new role within the UK team, helping the business to meet the demands of this growing market.
This includes the task of analysing product requirements in different regions, coordinating corresponding research topics and the resulting synergetic effects between the labs, and then incorporating these into product development.
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chott UK has hired Jacob Wrigglesworth as its new sales manager.
Mr Wrigglesworth will act as the UK representative for the company’s Termofrost range of glass doors for refrigeration and freezer cabinets. He began his career in Germany, managing a number of international accounts for a subsidiary of Hyundai. Mr Wrigglesworth then returned to the UK and began working for
Having worked for some of the UK’s largest m&e contractors, some of Mr Beirne’s most significant projects have included a retirement village at Yateley in Hampshire and the new Engineering Building at Leicester University. The Daily Mirror’s offices at Canary Wharf and
Patrick Beirne, based at the company’s headquarters in Birmingham but also serving its London and Bristol offices, has almost 40 years’ experience in building services.
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S Wright has recruited a highly experienced senior mechanical contract engineer.
the National Grid’s headquarters in Coventry are also among his credits. The former apprentice is now working on a £10.5m contract to equip 423 new apartments at Fish Island Village in London, one of a number of new deals secured by J S Wright that have resulted in a record order book worth more than £50m. Marcus Aniol, managing director at J S Wright, said: “Patrick’s vast experience will help us service an increasing workload, particularly in the South East where we are working on some of the UK’s largest residential schemes as a preferred contractor for a number of major developers.”
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üntner has appointed Andrea Belloni as the sales director for its Western European region.
Following significant economic recovery and increased investment activity, the sales area in Western Europe plays an important role. Mr Belloni has taken the helm from Miguel Garrido, who has joined Güntner’s sales office in the US. Since 2015, Mr Belloni has held responsibility for Güntner’s global Energy & Process Cooling (EPC) sector and will continue to manage this area. He will also continue his role as sales director for Far East Asia.
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