Glaston appoints Michael Schmidt

Date: 15 July 2019

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Date: 15 July 2019

The Glaston Group has appointed Mr Michael Schmidt as Vice President Sales and Marketing for North America.

He will be responsible for the integration, organization and overseeing the sales team in North America for both the Glaston and Bystronic glass portfolios.

Michael Schmidt is a twenty year veteran of the glass industry with extensive knowledge in glass fabrication processes and solutions throughout the commercial and window/door industries.

The Glaston Group welcomes Michael Schmidt in its team and wishes him much success in his new position.

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