Endress+Hauser is strengthening the Group’s presence on the Arabian Peninsula with the establishment of Endress+Hauser Middle East. The new organisation, headquartered in Dubai, will lead and support all regional solutions and sales and service activities, including Endress+Hauser sales centres and sales representatives in the Middle East region.
Tariq Bakeer.
Endress+Hauser Middle East will complement and optimise the existing sales and service structures. The reorganisation is designed to ensure the Group’s sustainable success in the region. Streamlined operations will allow the creation of greater value for customers and free up capacity to develop better customer relationships. The underlying guiding principles of openness, transparency, cooperation, customer centricity and innovation are reflected in the company’s modern offices in Motor City.
New regional leadership
Effective 1 July 2020, Tariq Bakeer assumed overall responsibility for the region as regional managing director of Endress+Hauser Middle East. He has been with Endress+Hauser for 14 years in various roles and looks back on a highly accomplished career. Bakeer will be supported by a regional management team committed to effectively implementing the new structures and processes.
Stronger customer focus
“We have realigned and simplified our regional organisation to achieve better market focus and execution,” said Bakeer. “The well-established set-up in the Middle East has been amended to increase customer proximity, ensure ongoing high quality of sales and service operations, expand all customer-focused activities and create a lean and future-oriented business.”
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