New Chief Executive Officer for Lenze SE
05/02/2014 Lenze Ltd
Christian Wendler succeeds Dr. Erhard TellbüscherThe Supervisory Board of Lenze SE, based in Hamelin, has appointed Dipl.-Ing. Christian Wendler to be the new Chief Executive Officer as of 1 January 2014. Born in Munich, Christian Wendler has been a member of the company's Executive Board since April 2013. He succeeds Dr.-Ing. Erhard Tellbüscher, who retired on 31 December 2013 after eleven years as CEO and more than 27 years with the company. Lenze employs almost 3,300 people worldwide and is represented in 60 countries by its own sales companies, development sites, production plants, logistics centres, and a network of service partners.
Christian Wendler has a proven track record as an expert in the industry with strong experience of international management. "By working closely with Dr. Erhard Tellbüscher over these past months I have got to know Lenze very well.
Lenze has a solid foundation on which we will continue to build in order to make the company even stronger. I am looking forward to the tasks ahead," says Christian Wendler. "With our innovative products we can open up new perspectives for our customers and help them to build their machines more quickly and more reliably. We offer new ways of adding value, easy engineering, and the highest levels of productivity and reliability. This puts us a long way ahead of our competitors."
Motion-centric automation specialist Lenze provides support for its customers in the machine- and system-building industry through the different phases of the engineering process, from the initial idea right up to the after-sales stage. Lenze is one of the few suppliers in the market to offer a comprehensive portfolio of products and services: from the control and visualisation to electronic drives and electromechanics, including engineering services.
For more information, please contact:
Geoff Spear
Lenze Ltd
Fraser Road
Priory Business Park
Bedford
MK44 3WH
Tel: +44 1234 753227
Email: geoff.spear@lenze.com
Web: www.lenze.com
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