Nicolas Stein new Global Sales Director at Insort GmbH

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Nicolas Stein has joined the team as the Global Sales Director for Insort GmbH. “With his vast knowledge of the field of sales Nicolas has a wealth of knowledge and a fresh outlook in our direction,” Insort GmbH says in a the form of a brief announcement.

Stein began his professional career in 2002 working as an International Service Engineer and Production Engineer. He continued to develop his skills in sales and marketing through his position as Engineering Manager for Sales and Marketing with Best Sorting. Between 2003 to 2010 in the position of Area Sales Manager He supervised an international group of agents and was accountable for the sales strategy across various areas of the globe.

In January of 2010, Stein established Stein Solutions Ltd. , an agency that deals in commercial food processing equipment and machinery in Ireland and the UK. UK and Ireland that specializes in sensors-based systems for vision and sorting methods, and has achieved notable success in the field.

In the past, Stein was Sales Director UK and Ireland at Arburg Limited before taking up the role as Global Sales Director with Insort from July 2024. In his new position he will devise and execute global sales strategies.

“We are extremely pleased to be able to welcome Nicolas into our family of firms and look for the positive results Nicolas will have,” notes Insort.

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Insort GmbH

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