
22nd January 2013
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Precision Micro, Europe’s leading photochemical machining company, has appointed Mick Taylor to the position of sales manager, responsible for the company’s worldwide sales and marketing activities.
Taylor has had a 21-year association with Precision Micro and has worked for the company in a commercial capacity for the past nine years, during which time he has forged relationships with the majority of customers.
Commenting on the new appointment, general manager John Gobbi said, “I am very happy to announce Mick’s promotion to sales manager. Coming from a technical design background and having shop floor experience in Precision Micro’s unique process technologies, he is ideally placed to understand customer requirements and meet their needs.”
Taylor steps into the role as the company’s export sales are expanding to over 60% of output.
“He will head up an international team of sales and marketing personnel and sales agents, with a view to further expanding our global coverage,” continued Gobbi. “I am confident that Mick’s practical approach and technical understanding will give customers even more confidence in Precision Micro’s unique process and commercial capabilities.”
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