STILL strengthens brand with new structure
Dr Florian Heydenreich appointed Executive Vice President Sales & Service STILL
Hamburg, 23 October 2023 - Dr Florian Heydenreich appointed to Executive Vice President Sales & Service of STILL EMEA. A new brand leadership organisation will enable the Hamburg-based intralogistics provider to serve customer needs in an even more targeted manner and to conquer new segments with smart solutions.
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STILL focuses on smart intralogistics solutions and a continuous customer dialogue to always implement them in the best possible way. This STILL specific customer experience is to be ensured by a new organisation. One distinctive feature of the new structure is the newly created position of Executive Vice President Sales & Service to which Dr Florian Heydenreich has been appointed to. The 42-year-old is joining STILL from within the Group and will lead the brand leadership team of Frank Müller, Senior Vice President Sales & Service Business Development STILL, Jan Christoph Sachse, Senior Director Marketing & Brand Communications STILL, Sascha Jordan, Senior Director Strategy & Solution Portfolio STILL, and Marina Tiepermann, Vice President International Key Account Management STILL.
Heydenreich has many years of experience in the intralogistics business and has high aspirations tied to the new set-up: "It will allow us to decide and act quickly at brand level. This will accelerate developing best-fit products and services and increasing presence at our local customers and global key accounts."
For Heydenreich, the key lever here is the brand's positioning as a provider of smart solutions: "STILL occupies one of the fastest growing and most promising segments of the global intralogistics market. With our new, powerful and agile structure, we are perfectly equipped for this."