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June 3, 2016 | Rehm Thermal SystemsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Rehm Thermal Systems has added two new representatives for Sales Germany South East and Sales Central Eastern Europe, expanding its worldwide network for sales and service. The new team will be available as a direct contact for customers and business partners and will offer support and expertise in all matters relating to Rehm’s installation engineering.
Bernd Benkert is taking care of customers as Sales Manager for Germany South East. With around 20 years of industry experience, he knows the desires and priorities of the customers well. As key account manager, Benkert was previously a specialist in solder materials (solder paste, solder wire, bar solder) and was responsible for the planning of complete SMT production lines – from the printing process, to assembling and soldering through to inspection.
"Rehm is an innovator for me and is therefore one of the technology leaders in the industry. After many years of experience in SMT, I look forward to my new job in sales as Sales Manager Germany South East. Especially important to me are real partnerships with customers and mutual trust,” says Benkert.
Andreas Heltmann is Rehm’s new customer service contact for Central Eastern Europe with particular focus on Romania. Together with Karl Spitzer, Sales CEE, he offers customers on-site advice about Rehm’s extensive service portfolio – from concept development and implementation to the finished product and optimal process.
“Romania is not only scenically very interesting; it is also an emerging region as a business location. Many companies have recognized this potential. This is also why Germany has justifiably become one of Romania’s major trading partners. I am excited about the new and innovative projects that I can work on with our customers on-site,” says Heltmann.
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