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Trumpf announces four personnel changes

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2024-11-26 15:35:20
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Recently, global laser giant Germany's Trumpf announced four personnel changes, namely Claudio Santopietro as the head of intelligent factory consulting and automation, Kevin Cuseo as the head of software sales, Julian Schorpp as the product manager for automatic bending products, and Adam Simons as the head of additive manufacturing for Trumpf North America.

According to relevant information, Claudio Santopietro has 30 years of industry experience and has been serving as a software sales engineer and software solution sales manager in the company's software department for the past five years. Kevin Cuseo spent most of his 13 years working in the company's software team, responsible for software sales. Julian Schorpp joined Trumpf five years ago as a sales engineer for its automatic bending products. Adam Simons previously worked in technical sales at Trumpf.

Source: OFweek

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