BITO appoints UK sales director

BITO Storage Systems has appointed Matthew Stone as UK sales director as the German-headquartered company continues to strengthen its leadership team and customer offering across the warehousing and logistics sector.

Matthew joined the company in 2003 and has played a key role in BITO’s growth as a provider of storage and intralogistics solutions in the UK market.

In his new role, he will work alongside managing director Chris Price and the wider senior leadership team, overseeing both sales and marketing while leading BITO’s UK sales operation across all channels.

Matthew said: “It has been a privilege to see BITO grow from a niche supplier of dynamic racking systems to a large-scale supplier of everything required in a modern warehouse. 

“I am proud to be playing a crucial part of our next chapter as part of the management team.

“With the right sales and marketing strategies in place, I believe BITO is in a strong position to embrace changing customer needs and further strengthen our market position.”

Matthew’s appointment reflects BITO’s continued focus on developing automated storage solutions and strengthening partnerships across the logistics and warehousing industry.

BITO Storage Systems is the UK subsidiary of international storage and order-picking manufacturer BITO-Lagertechnik Bittmann GmbH.

Chris Price, recently appointed managing director of BITO, added: “It gives me great pleasure to announce Matthew’s appointment as UK sales director. 

“The board and I wanted to recognise Matthew’s long-standing commitment to the business along with his dedication and efforts over the years.

“Matthew has a huge passion and dedication to both his team and the business. 

“He knows BITO and the warehousing and logistics sector inside out and will play a pivotal role in our continued growth as a company.”

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