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Home | World News | Magni is Lu-Ve sales director

Magni is Lu-Ve sales director

30th June 2020

ITALY: Heat exchanger equipment manufacturer Lu-Ve has appointed Roberto Magni as cooling systems sales director.

Formerly sales & marketing director EMEA at Robertshaw, Magni also spent more than twenty years in various roles at Johnson Controls, latterly as European director of distribution and indirect channels Europe & Africa.

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