RK Rose+Warrior
Change of management
Hartmut Hoffmann will be succeeded as Managing Director of RK Rose+Krieger by Dr. Gregor Langer. Hoffmann will retire on June 30, 2021.
Hartmut Hoffmann, who has managed the business of the full-service provider for linear, profile assembly and connection technology since 2008, will leave RK Rose+Krieger at the end of June 2021. His successor from 1 July 2021 is Dr. Gregor Langer. Dr. Langer, who holds a degree in materials science and a doctorate in mechanical engineering, joined the Kendrion Group as Managing Director in 2013. His responsibilities there included the post-merger integration and realignment of a production site as well as the development and implementation of the global growth and digitalization strategy as head of the "Industrial Drive Systems" business unit with the associated global sales and production sites. His declared goal at RK Rose+Krieger is to continue to create sustainable, profitable growth with the company's products both at the main site and the subsidiaries in Germany as well as in the Phoenix Mecano Group's branches worldwide.
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