EGEMIN'S FORMER VICE PRESIDENT OF ENGINEERING WILL LEAD THE COMPANY TO NEW HEIGHTS
23/12/2014 Egemin UK Ltd
Egemin Automation Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Thomas Kaminski as the new CEO, effective November 1, 2014. Mr. Kaminski has over 15 years of automation and material handling experience; his industry knowledge and hands-on leadership skills will be a great asset to the growing company.Prior to his acceptance of this position, Mr. Kaminski was with Egemin Automation Inc. for over a decade, most recently having held the role of Vice President of Engineering. During his tenure at Egemin, he has also served as Director of Solutions Engineering, lead the Software Engineering group, and managed Manufacturing and Test. Prior to Egemin Automation Inc., Mr. Kaminski began his career at Rapistan Systems (now Dematic) as an AGV Software Engineer.
Mr. Kaminski says, "I was so impressed 11 years ago with Egemin's investment in research and development, industry expertise of the employees, passion for understanding a customer's business, and people proud of the solutions they create and deliver that I decided it was where I would take my career. I wanted to learn from the business model and people who make this company what it has been and continues to be-€â€an innovative and unique organization. Today, I still feel that same way, and I look forward to leading such a great company into the future as we continue our growth. The Egemin team always has and will continue to deliver solutions utilizing leading-edge technology in a warm working atmosphere."
Kaminski, 34, is a graduate of Kettering University (formerly GMI) with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. A west Michigan native, he believes in improving the region through technology and business development.
For more information, please contact:
Egemin Automation Inc.
Jess Schmidt
Marketing and Technical Communications Specialist
11818 James St.
Holland
MI 49424
Tel: + 616 393 0101
Email: pr@egeminusa.com
Web: www.egeminusa.com
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