WHO’S WHO WHO’S WHO


We all know that people are the heart of this industry. This page is an opportunity to shine a spotlight on those who make everything happen at every level.


Luke Prince R efrigeration Sales Executive Refrigeration Sales Executive


Luke joined the Artic Circle sales team in June 2017, having previously worked


in a different role at the company, building the packs. As a result of his enthusiasm and previous sales experience, Luke has taken to his new role like the proverbial duck to water. He is friendly, enthusiastic and always willing to help. Furthermore, his ‘hands on’ experience of building the packs for Arctic Circle has enabled him to understand and appreciate some of the challenges faced by the installing engineers.


www.acl-online.com 0@ 1432 273333


Dean Nyman Internal Sales Manager


I nternal Sales Manager


At SBS Thurrock, Dean’s focus is on Daikin and air conditioning ancillary products, supporting the growth of London servicing customers on a daily


basis. With SBS being one of the largest wholesalers of


Daikin equipment, Dean ensures customers can also purchase ancillaries such as copper, lagging, pumps and many others items. Meet Dean on stand D18 at the 2018 HVAC & Refrigeration Show, where he can advise on how Smith Brothers can support virtually any air conditioning project, no matter how large or small.


www.sbs.co.uk Heat Pum Guide Heat Pump Guide


SANHUA INTERNAT Madrid, Spain


T: 07488414422 T: ATIONAL EUROPE, S.L F: +34 911 230 308


E: commercial@sanhuaeurope.com W: www.sanhuaeurope.com


Product type Product type Out ut Output Ref gerant Refrigerant PipePipe Opt ons Options


To feature a member of your company’s team in next month’s issue of the magazine, please get in touch with Catriona.


www.acr-news.com 01622 699122 cbu rke@datateam.co.uk luke.prince@acl-online.com Andrew Cronin Vice President - Product Research and Development Having joined


Nualight in 2008, Andrew oversees


product development and the full product portfolio


strategy for the business. Working with sales and marketing, alongside strategic partners, Andrew ensures that Nualight identifies and delivers differentiation. He is aided by a team of product design specialists who are committed to simplicity, balancing functionality with the latest in LED and optical technology. Andrew holds an MSc in Experimental Physics/Lasers and has over 14 years of experience in the LED industry.


www.nualight.com


Catriona Bu rke C lassified Sales Executive


Classified Sales Executive


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