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VEGA Controls SA appoints new managing director

February 2019 News

VEGA Controls SA has announced the appointment of Fredrick Streicher as the company’s new managing director, effective from 1 January.

He has been with the company for the last 13 years where he was employed as a field sales engineer and in 2015 promoted to sales manager. No stranger to the process automation industry, Streicher says as follows about his approach to the future: “Our values and principles are excellence in service through innovation by people who care. Their talents and efforts have already helped us achieve excellence in many areas.”

For more information contact Chantal Groom, VEGA Controls SA, +27 11 795 3249, [email protected], www.vega.com



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