Jordahl

Joachim Andrös new sales director

 Since February 1, 2011, Joachim Andrös has been sales director of the Berlin-based Deutsche Kahneisen Gesellschaft mbH (DKG). The 52-year-old Andrös is responsible for the units sales and marketing in Germany and abroad.

Andrös has been working in leading positions for more than 25 years in companies of the construction supply industry – among others, G+H Isover AG, Pfleiderer AG, Baywa Bautreff Voss GmbH – where he was a CEO always. His last position was sales and marketing director with Halfen GmbH. Andrös will support the strategy of profitable growth of Jordahl products and will further...

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