Cyclonaire, a leading provider of pneumatic conveying solutions, announced the appointment of John Elliot as business development manager – cementitious materials.
Elliot succeeds Zach Turner, who has agreed to stay on through May 17 to successfully transition all key accounts and opportunities.
“We are excited to welcome John Elliot to the Cyclonaire team as our new business development manager – cement,” said Mike Colella, vice president sales and marketing at Cyclonaire. “His extensive experience and deep understanding of bulk material handling will be instrumental in expanding our market presence and strengthening relationships with our valued clients.”
Elliot will be responsible for identifying new business opportunities, fostering strategic partnership, and managing growth in the cement sector. His leadership and industry knowledge will play a vital role in driving Cyclonaire’s position as a trusted partner in the sector.
Weather Temporarily Closes BinMaster Operations– Nebraska-based BinMaster, a division of Garner Industries, confirmed that its production and shipping operations were temporarily suspended after a tornado damaged its facility on April 26. The company reported zero injuries after the event. It is currently implementing contingency plans to serve its customers fully. While the company did not indicate when the operations would restart, it did ask anyone with questions to email their salesperson for assistance or call them directly. “BinMaster genuinely appreciates your continued support as we fully recover our business operations,” the company said.
Myland Tapped as thyssenkrupp Polysius CEO – thyssenkrupp appointed Christian Myland as the new chief executive officer of thyssenkrupp Polysius, effective June 1. He succeeds Pablo Hofelich, who has decided to take on a new professional challenge outside the company. “Christian Myland has stabilized and modernized our Uhde High Pressure Technologies business unit with its global project activities, sophisticated technologies and in-house production in Hagen and significantly improved its performance – both in new business and in the service business,” said Miguel López, CEO of thyssenkrupp AG. “He is therefore ideally qualified for his new role at thyssenkrupp Polysius. At the same time, we would like to thank Pablo Hofelich for his valuable work and wish him all the best for the future.” Myland brings more than 16 years of corporate experience to the position.
