New Head of Petrochemicals at IMI Critical Engineering
Published by Rosalie Starling,
Editor - Hydrocarbon Engineering
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
World leading supplier of critical flow control solutions, IMI Critical Engineering, has appointed Andrea Forzi to head up its Petrochemical business.
Forzi, who will intially be based at IMI Critical HQ at Lakeside, Birmingham, will draw on his experience of more than 25 years in industrial engineering to drive the growth agenda within the divison. Forzi was previously Managing Director and CEO of Weir Gabbioneta, a manufacturer of bespoke engineered pump skids for the oil and gas sector. Forzi also has a degree in Mechanical Engineering and speaks five languages, which will prove invaluable taking into account IMI’s global offering.
Metin Gerceker, IMI Z&J Germany, Simon Lawrie at IMI Z&J Houston, Andreas Zerfass, IMI TH Jansen and Luca Mambrini at IMI Remosa, who oversee operations respectively will report directly to Andrea.
Roy Twite, Divisional Managaing Director of IMI Critical Engineering, said: “The skill set Andrea brings to the business is invaluable and welcomed. He has a proven track record in spearheading significant commercial growth and getting the very best out of the teams he leads.”
Adapted from press release by Rosalie Starling
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/petrochemicals/10032016/new-head-of-petrochemicals-at-imi-critical-engineering-2732/
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