New Management Changes to Enhance Bartec’s Global Operations

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New Management Changes to Enhance Bartec’s Global Operations

08 Feb, 2016

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Dr. Ralf Köster, long-time CEO of the Bartec Group (Germany), recently handed over the reins after twelve years at the head of the Bartec Group. The new management duo of Marcus Eisenhuth and Heiko Laubheimer has set itself the goal of making Bartec even more effective and visible.

Together, the new management team would like to further advance the internationally-operating safety technology provider to the status of a global player that dominates each one of its markets and every offered application. In doing so, Bartec will remain the reliable partner which clients in all segments have come to count on. In order to continue to meet the claim of very high client focus, however, service is to be improved continuously, and an even more extensive product range with all relevant certifications are to be offered around the world. Moreover, system capabilities like consultation and engineering will increasingly become the center of interest to continue simplifying product use. “Our mission is to do everything to protect people, the environment and the assets of our customers,” emphasise the two Co-CEOs. “We are looking forward to taking the necessary steps together to allow Bartec to operate more effectively on the market.”

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