Remeha appoints Business Development Manager

WOKINGHAM, U.K. - July 12, 2018 - PRLog -- Leading commercial heating solutions provider Remeha announces the appointment of Ray Lloyd to the newly created role of Business Development Manager (Northern Region).

Formerly Remeha's area sales manager for the North West region, Ray has extensive knowledge of the heating industry and a wealth of sales experience gained from previous managerial positions at Lochinvar and ACV.

In this key role, Ray is tasked with developing strategic relationships with existing and new customers to continue the growth of the Remeha brand across the northern counties of the UK.

Chris Meir, Remeha's Sales Director, said: "We are delighted to appoint Ray to this new role. Ray is a passionate advocate of our business and brand. His vast experience and understanding of the commercial heating sector, combined with his in-depth knowledge of Remeha's advanced heating technologies, make him perfectly suited to this new role."

Ray added: "I'm excited to take on the challenge of driving the business forward and building on Remeha's reputation for success and quality across our products, solutions and service."

To contact Ray, emailray.lloyd@remeha.co.uk or call him on 07436 533699.

Remeha – Engineering excellence since 1935.

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remeha.co.uk – T: 0118 978 3434 – E:info@remeha.co.uk

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About Remeha (http://www.remeha.co.uk)

Remehahas been reliably engineering high-performance and high efficiency heating solutions since 1935, providing the most energy-efficient, sustainable and economical heating solution for every commercial requirement. At the heart of its comprehensive product portfolio is the class-leading, fully modulating, low NOx Remeha condensing boiler range. Built around a single design concept, these boilers can be combined with Remeha's complementary high-performance renewable and low carbon heating solutions to create the low carbon plant room. This includes its combined heat and power (CHP) range spanning 5.5kWe to 150kWe, HIUs and gas absorption heat pumps.