North America is one of the fastest growing markets for warehouse robotics. Stoecklin Logistics Inc. today announced that it has added three new experts to its sales and service teams in Marietta, Ga.
“Businesses in all sectors are seeking reliable, professional services, support, and solutions,” stated Juerg Frefel, CEO of Stoecklin Logistics. “At Stoecklin, we strive to be more than just an automated systems provider. We’re a technology and business partner that helps its customers accelerate operations and improve their supply chains through speed, agility, and safety.”
“The expansion of our sales and service teams in North America only deepens our commitment to providing unparalleled customer service and supporting long-term growth,” he added.
New hires to support North American growth
Stoecklin said each of its new hires has an extensive background in automated equipment. They will use their combined experience “to foster new and existing relationships with key accounts to support Stoecklin Logistics’ growth strategy across the U.S. and Canada,” it said.
Albert Trail, sales manager, comes to Stoecklin Logistics with decades of experience in helping companies automate and improve their supply chains. His experience extends to many industries including automotive, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, food and confectionery.
As sales manager, Trail will apply his skills automation to help Stoecklin build its network and future-proof customers’ supply chains.
Dejan Ockerl, service manager, has technical, commercial, and managerial expertise. His background includes preventative maintenance, field service, and electrical troubleshooting for large organizations throughout Europe and North America.
In his new role as service manager, Ockerl will lead Stoecklin’s service team in analyzing and improving the performance of its systems.
Joining Ockerl’s team is new hire James Wright, service technician. Wright has an extensive background in field service engineering and maintenance and will be responsible for preventative maintenance, repairs, and on-site support for Stoecklin Logistics’ North American customers.
Stoecklin provides conveyance, storage systems
For more than 90 years, Stöcklin Logistik AG said it has delivered innovative systems worldwide to meet the highest requirements. The Laufen, Switzerland-based company said it supports customers from the planning and development phase through the delivery of complete, ready-to-use systems.
Stoecklin said offers conveying and storage systems for highly varying types of load carriers. It claimed that its automated materials handling systems, from case pickers to pick-and-place robots and automated guided vehicles (AGVs), can improve customer’s competitiveness.
In January 2024, the North American unit opened its office in Marietta. Last month, Food Logistics named Stoecklin the overall winner of the 2024 Top 3PL & Cold Storage Providers Award for its dedication in helping distributors improve sustainability efforts and supply chain efficiency.