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New general manager

Published:  22 May, 2014

Beko_Martin_Potter.jpgMartin Potter has joined BEKO TECHNOLOGIES to take up the role of general manager. Martin has extensive sales and marketing management experience in the fields of pneumatics, drives and controls, transportation, process and automotive.

He has a strong track record of achieving growth by the development of strategies, processes and high performing teams. Recent positions include sales and marketing director at Phoenix Contact for 5 years and national field sales manager at SMC for 13 years.

Beko Technologies is a compressed air processing specialist working with many compressor companies as well as dealers and blue chip end user customers. On joining the company Potter has an ambition to make Beko Technologies a trusted partner, supplying the industry with optimised compressed air processing and measuring technology.

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