UK microbiology company Lab M has appointed Harnek Singh as export sales manager with responsibility for the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Africa.
Singh is a microbiologist with extensive commercial experience and graduate member of the British Institute of Export. He will work alongside fellow export sales manager Veronica Ponnuthurai who is responsible for supporting Western Europe, Asia Pacific and the Americas for Lab M.
The company, based in Bury, Lancashire, says this expansion of its export sales team reflects continued growth and the development of new opportunities in markets around the world.
‘With his extensive knowledge of sales in the food and clinical industries and major commercial experience in the Middle East, Asia and Africa, Harnek Singh brings great experience and energy to this new role within the export sales team. It is my pleasure to welcome him to the company,’ said Phil Large, Lab M’s sales and marketing manager.
Lab M appoints export sales manager
With responsibility for the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Africa
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