Emerson announces new President for Branson

Emerson Electric has appointed John Meek as President of Branson Ultrasonics.

In his new role, Meek has responsibility for overseeing the worldwide operations of Branson, the global leader in customer focused solutions for plastic joining, ultrasonic metal joining and precision processing.

Branson has more than 1,800 employees and 70 sales and service centers worldwide.

John Meek is succeeding Joseph Dillon who has been appointed to President of ASCO Industrial Americas, Florham Park, New Jersey.

John has 37 years of Emerson leadership experience and has been President of multiple businesses including Fusite, Fisher Regulators and Chromalox.

For the past 13 years held the position of President Americas for ASCO – Automatic Switch, of Emerson Electric, in Florham Park, New Jersey.

Meek holds a BS degree from State University of New York and an MBA from Cornell University, also in New York.

You may also like

Manufacturing

Leybold launches Duradry vacuum pump for harsh processes

Advanced technology designed for reliability and efficiency
Packaging

How pharma packaging manufacturers role is evolving: the case of extractables testing

As the pharmaceutical industry continues to grow and evolve, extractables testing is a critical component of the pharmaceutical industry's efforts to prioritise quality and safety, ensuring one of the key functions pharma containers are designed for, says Anna Malori, Head of Product Management at Bormioli Pharma
Packaging

Dual-chamber packaging systems as a simplification factor in the supply chain

Dual-chamber packaging solutions could represent a new frontier also to package parenteral drugs, simplifying the supply chain through reconstitution, potentially making logistics more flexible and efficient, says Cecilia Bassi, Product Manager at Bormioli Pharma
Packaging

Bormioli Pharma to digitise package leaflets using augmented reality

The project is part of the Bormioli Pharma Invents innovation programme, which aims to provide concrete answers to some of the most important challenges in the pharmaceutical packaging sector.
Packaging

How augmented reality could impact healthcare and pharma packaging manufacturing

Research and Markets predicts a consistent growth for the AR market in healthcare over the next few years. The expected value of the AR market is projected to reach 152 billion dollars by 2030
Packaging

Navigating regulatory challenges in pharmaceutical packaging: lessons from the past and strategies for the future

To safeguard drug efficacy, maintain strict quality standards and ensure patient safety, pharmaceutical packaging is subject to a wide range of regulations around the world, reports Kun Shing Chan, Director of QA at Tjoapack
Packaging

Optima in the top 1% of pharmaceutical packaging companies for sustainability

The company has received the EcoVadis platinum award for its sustainability
Subscribe now