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Nevin Turner started as the new business development manager for Citect with effect from 5 January 2004.

Nevin Turner
Nevin Turner

Protea Automation Solutions has appointed Barry Moore as engineering manager.

Barry Moore
Barry Moore

Stephen Wessels was recently appointed regional sales manager for the Middle East for Rhomberg Instrumentation & Electronics.

Stephen Wessels
Stephen Wessels

Rockwell Automation's Durban office has appointed a new sales representative in the person of Kovilan Reddy to service Durban, Durban North and Zululand.

Kovilan Reddy
Kovilan Reddy





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