Scott Knisely new Vice President of Forel North America

Date: 7 June 2022

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Date: 7 June 2022

Forel North America strengthens its structure with the appointment of Scott Knisely to Vice President Sales and Service of the branch.

Mr. Knisely has many years of relevant glass industry experience and has held various roles including business development and technical assistance. His professional approach based on continuous development, resourcefulness and teamwork, mirrors several common points within Forel's philosophy.

"The intake of Scott Knisley is a further step of our company in North America" comments Marco Schiavon, CEO of the branch "Since our first installation on this market (over 20 years ago), the US and Canadian glass industry has recognized that Forel cutting-edge technology is supported by a company different from the others, capable of listening to customers and finding original solutions to their needs. I, along with the rest of the team, wish Scott a warm welcome to Forel and, as an experienced manager, we are sure, he will make an important contribution to our growth and future challenges”.

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