Rainer Sonnemann Joins Simpson Technologies (Deutschland) GmbH
Simpson Technologies (Deutschland) GmbH is very pleased to announce that, as of October 1st 2019, Mr. Rainer Sonnemann has joined the company as Manager of Sales. Mr. Sonnemann is primarily responsible for supporting and selling the full range of Simpson Technologies’ product lines in the European market.
Throughout his career, Mr. Sonnemann has significant experience in the worldwide foundry industry and has held several positions of increasing responsibility. His most recent position, prior to joining Simpson, was four years as the head of maintenance and as the sand system specialist at Global Castings Stade GmbH in Stade, Germany. Prior to that he served for many years as the head of service, installation and commissioning for Künkel Wagner Prozesstechnologie GmbH in Alfeld, Germany. Mr. Sonnemann brings a wealth of know-how in foundry sand preparation technology, project management and customer service, and extensive foundry market knowledge to the Simpson Germany team.
Mr. Sonnemann will be combining the wide range of continuously advancing of Simpson technologies with his extensive knowledge and background in the global foundry industry to offer customers high value, optimized solutions. We welcome Mr. Rainer Sonnemann to the growing Simpson team.
source: Foundry Planet
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