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Kardex has appointed Jeremy Green as the new Business Development Director for the United Kingdom and Ireland. In this role, the certified civil engineer will be responsible for the sales of integrated material flow systems as well as automated pallet high-bay and small parts warehouses. Green brings around 15 years of experience in the intralogistics and automation industry, having previously worked for companies such as TGW and Körber. With the creation of this position, Kardex Mlog aims to significantly increase its market share in the UK and Ireland.
Market Leadership and Future Goals
Kardex is already considered a market leader in vertical storage systems in the UK and Ireland. Jeremy Green aims to further expand Kardex’s position as a provider of pallet high-bay and small parts warehouses. He views the opportunity to develop new solutions and expand the customer base as both challenging and a great opportunity. „I look forward to acquiring new customers and building trust,“ stated Green.
The decision to join Kardex was an easy one for him, as he was impressed by the company’s ambitions and the positive atmosphere within the team. „The friendly nature of all the colleagues I met during the application process really appealed to me,“ said Green.
Kardex Mlog offers storage and retrieval systems with heights of up to 48 meters, thereby realizing high-bay warehouses with a low area sealing per stored pallet. The company also provides automated systems for small parts container and carton transport, as well as storage and picking solutions. Furthermore, Kardex Mlog specializes in retrofitting complex automated warehouses, regardless of whether the original systems were provided by Kardex Mlog or another supplier.
Kardex is an internationally active partner for intralogistics solutions and operates production facilities in Germany and the USA. The company employs over 2,900 staff in more than 30 countries and has been listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange since 1989.
