Dragon Kilns joins forces with Nutec Bickley

Dragon Kilns has joined forces with Nutec Bickley. This move follows on from the recent appointment of Ken Wright (former Dragon Director) to the Nutec Bickley sales operation and fits in with the company’s longer term plan to increase the engineering experience within its sales team. Adam Slater, Director of Dragon Kilns, will now be responsible for Nutec Bickley’s sales activities across India, South, South-East and Far East Asia and brings with him 25 years’ experience in the global ceramic industry.

Nutec Bickley plans to double its kiln sales by 2015.

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ZI 1-2/2012

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ZI 1-2/2012

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