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Gema Adds Service Employees

Gema is adding two ServiceNet technicians to its North American team, Jacob Argyelan and Jerry Croy.

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Jacob Argyelan. Photo Credits: Gema USA

Continuing with its commitment to provide high quality and application expertise to its customers, Gema USA Inc. welcomes two employees who are joining its North American service team — Jacob Argyelan and Jerry Croy.

Argyelan formerly worked on the Gema operations team before transitioning to the service team as a ServiceNet technician. In this role, Argyelan is responsible for supervising installations and providing service for Gema customers throughout North America.

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Jerry Croy.

Croy is new to the Gema team but not to the finishing industry. He also joins the company’s service team as a ServiceNet technician. Jerry will be responsible for supervising installations and providing service for Gema customers throughout North America.

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