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Further appointments at Flex Connectors

A Flex Connectors product story
Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team Jun 15, 2005

Flex Connectors,manufacturers of the innovative flex 7 range of lighting connection and control products, have announced two further appointments to the rapidly-growing company.

Flex Connectors Limited - manufacturers of the innovative flex 7 range of lighting connection and control products - have announced two further appointments to the rapidly-growing company.

Peter Howland has joined as Sales Office Co-ordinator, responsible for internal sales, order processing and customer liaison for the flex 7 range.

He has over twenty years' experience of technical sales, most recently as Project Co-ordinator for security company Allgood plc.

In addition, Russell Best has been appointed Production Engineer, with responsibility for production targets, procedures and quality control.

He joins the company from Thales, where he was responsible for the production of submarine equipment.

These two most recent appointments at Flex Connectors bring the total number of new staff employed this year to six.

Hugh Gearing, Managing Director, said "Flex Connectors is one of the newest players in the lighting connection market, so I am absolutely delighted with the way the company has grown".

"The company structure we now have in place will enable us to focus even more strongly on customer service and support and on quality control procedures".

"This strategy, in turn, should help us maintain the company's current level of growth".

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