LNS North America's Bar Feeder Staff Grows
Will Dickey has joined LNS North America as national product manager for bar feeder systems. Kirby Gehrum, a 20-year member of the LNS North America team, is now senior bar feeder product specialist.
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Will Dickney. Photo Credit: LNS North America.
Will Dickey has joined LNS North America as national product manager for bar feeder systems. In this role, Dickey will oversee all bar feeder product development, product launches, applications assistance and customer support.
Related experiences include management roles in business integration, account services, production and lean manufacturing. Dickey holds business administration bachelors degree from Lynchburg College and an MBA in international business from Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Kirby Gehrum. Photo Credit: LNS North America.
Kirby Gehrum, a 20-year member of the LNS North America team, is now senior bar feeder product specialist. In his new role, Gehrum will quote and manage special bar feeder projects and applications, supply technical production assistance and provide support to the national product manager.
LNS designs, manufactures, sells and supports bar feeders, chip conveyors, work support devices, Chipblaster coolant management and air filtration systems worldwide.
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