Gema USA Inc. Expands Sales, Service and Operations Teams
The Indianapolis-based powder coating technology company has hired five new employees.
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Gema USA Inc. (Indianapolis Ind.), a leader in powder coating technology from manual units to fully automated systems, has hired five new employees to its North American sales, service and operations teams.
Gema USA Inc.’s New Hires
Blaine Scheideman joins the Gema sales team as a territory manager. Scheideman will provide sales support and application expertise to the company’s distributors and customers in the U.S. western region.
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Chris Butterfield joins the Gema sales team as a territory manager. Butterfield will provide sales support and application expertise to the company’s distributors and customers in the U.S. western region.
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Justin Barber joins the Gema service team as a ServiceNet technician. Barber will be responsible for working throughout North America supervising installations and providing service to customers.
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Jon Ludwig joins the Gema service team as a ServiceNet technician. Ludwig will be responsible for working throughout North America supervising installations and providing service to customers.
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Matt Thomas joins the Gema operations team as a purchasing specialist. Thomas will be responsible for purchasing and working with the operations team on orders and inventory functions.
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