Ad hoc announcement – Hannes Haueis is appointed new Head of Group HR at Gurit

Hannes Haueis is appointed new Head of Group HR at Gurit
 
Zürich, August 28, 2014. Gurit (SIX Swiss Exchange: GUR), a worldwide leading developer and manufacturer of advanced composites and technologies, announces Hannes Haueis as new Head of Group HR and member of the Executive Committee, effective October 1, 2014.
 

 

Mr Haueis will be responsible for Gurit’s group-wide human resources and its development. He reports to Rudolf Hadorn, CEO of Gurit.

 

Hannes Haueis, an Austrian citizen, has extensive Human Resources experience in senior-level positions at Kaba, SR Technics and OC Oerlikon. He holds a degree in electrical engineering as well as extensive further education in Human Resources, leadership and people development.

 

Rudolf Hadorn, CEO of Gurit, said: “We are very pleased to welcome Hannes to our team. He has the right blend of experience, leadership and values to play a key role in achieving our strategic goals. We are looking forward to working together”.

 
 

 

For further information

Rudolf Hadorn, CEO Gurit Holding,

Tel +41 44 316 1560, Mobile: +41 79 601 6128; Rudolf.hadorn@gurit.com

 

 

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On Gurit: The companies of Gurit Holding AG, Wattwil/Switzerland, (SIX Swiss Ex-change: GUR) are specialised on the development and manufacture of advanced composite materials, related technologies and select finished parts and components. The comprehensive product range comprises fibre reinforced prepregs, structural core products (man-made materials and balsa wood), gel coats, adhesives, resins and consumables. Gurit supplies global growth markets with composite materials on the one hand and composite tooling equipment, structural engineering and select finished parts on the other. The global Group has production sites and offices in Switzerland, Germany, Hungary Italy, Spain, the UK, Canada, the USA, Brazil, Ecuador, Australia, New Zealand, India and China.   

 
 

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