New managing director named at Böcker Nederland

Böcker Nederland has announce that Ivo Heuvelmans has been appointed Managing Director of the company.

Heuvelmans, who starts the role today at the Böcker subsidiary, brings extensive experience as a senior executive in technical B2B businesses operating at national and international level.

Böcker - Ivo Heuvelmans Ivo Heuvelmans, the new MD of Böcker Nederland. (Image: Böcker).

Most recently he was Global Business Development Manager at industrial machinery manufacturer NTS, covering sales, operations, project management and human resources.

“We are very pleased to welcome Ivo,” said Alexander Böcker, CEO of Böcker. “With his vision, leadership, experience and drive, we are convinced that he will make an important contribution to the continued growth and development of our organisation.”

Heuvelmans will focus on key strategic priorities, with the company’s commercial strategy forming one of the main areas of attention. This will include strengthening cooperation with existing customers and partners, developing relationships with new customers and partners, and entering new markets.

Commenting on his new role Heuvelmans on the new role recognised the company’s strong reputation in lifting technology. “Our broad product range also puts us in an excellent position to meet the needs of both current and future markets. This is reflected, among other things, in our sustainable, electrically powered products under the motto Böcker Goes Green. That is one of the reasons why Böcker is the market leader.

Heuvelmans added, “I see plenty of opportunities to work with the team and the wider Böcker organisation to build on the strong foundations already in place, shape the future and drive further growth.”

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