RenQuip drives growth with key hire
Hydraulic and mechanical equipment manufacturer RenQuip has appointed Andy Muirhead as business development manager, marking a pivotal step in its growth strategy following a strong performance in 2024.
Andy brings over 25 years of experience in the energy and industrial sectors, with expertise spanning sales management, operations, and client relations. His career highlights include 12 years as a key account manager, driving revenue growth and building client partnerships, as well as leadership roles in sales operations and branch management.
At Aberdeen-based RenQuip, Andy will lead business development efforts, focusing on expanding the client base and identifying new opportunities in key markets. His appointment underscores RenQuip’s ambition to solidify its position as a leading equipment supplier and further its reach in both established and emerging sectors.
The company’s growth in 2024 set the stage for this strategic hire, as RenQuip looks to build on its momentum and drive success in the coming years.
Marc Gerrard, managing director of RenQuip, said: “We are thrilled to welcome Andy to the team.
“His proven track record in business development and deep understanding of the industry will be invaluable as we continue to strengthen our market presence and deliver exceptional service to our clients.”
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