Kim Fabian Schneider
Gebhardt expands management in Switzerland
Gebhardt appoints Kim Fabian Schneider as Managing Director of the Swiss branch.
The new Managing Director was appointed in September 2017 as an independent Sales and Project Manager at the Gebhardt site in Switzerland. In his new position, the industrial engineer with a Bachelor of Science in Business Engineering is primarily tasked with raising the company's profile and further establishing the branch on the Swiss market.
"With the broad Gebhardt product portfolio, I would like to sustainably optimize the internal material flows of Swiss customers in all language regions and neighboring countries in the future and increase their process reliability and efficiency in order to ultimately secure the decisive advantage for the customer," says Kim Schneider.Switzerland is an important economic and industrial nation and offers enormous locational advantages with its connection to countries such as France. Mechanical and plant engineering is increasingly developing into a key industry, making it a major sector of the country's economy. Gebhardt founded the branch in February 2017. as
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