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Home | UK News | Lambourn appointed LG general manager

Lambourn appointed LG general manager

17th May 2018

UK: Hugo Lambourn, a former MD of Trox UK, has been appointed general manager of LG Electronics’ air conditioning and energy solutions for the UK, Eire and Nordic region.

Lambourn previously spent four years as branch director at Daikin Air Conditioning in Bristol. More recently he held the position of UK MD of Thetford-based ventilation manufacturer Trox between May 2014 and March 2015.

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