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Home | World News | Belloni takes on Güntner’s euro sales

Belloni takes on Güntner’s euro sales

8th November 2017

GERMANY: Andrea Belloni has been appointed sales director for Western Europe by commercial refrigeration component manufacturer Güntner. 

He takes over the role from Miguel Garrido, who has joined Güntner’s US sales office.

Belloni will continue to be responsible for Güntner’s global Energy & Process Cooling (EPC) sector as well as sales director Far East Asia.

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