Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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A Sales Manager who aims to inspire women
Marcelas’ journey with Pepperl+Fuchs dates back to 2018 when the Colombian Pepperl+Fuchs subsidiary in Bogota was established. In the interview she describes what her position as Colombia Sales Manager involves, what it takes to succeed in the role, and how she is making an impact in the industry as a woman. Keep on reading to…
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What does a Global Technical Support Manager do, anyway?
Giovanni holds the position of Global Technical Support Manager at Pepperl+Fuchs in Sulbiate, Italy. As the technical point of contact for Process Automation (PA), he is responsible for providing support and advice on many technical matters concerning the division. We caught up with him to talk about what he especially likes about his job and…
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A long, successful journey
It has been nearly two decades since Fabio Ikeda first embarked on his career at Pepperl+Fuchs as an intern. These days, he holds the position of Regional Sales Director PA (RSD) for South America – it’s been a long journey, but a highly successful one.
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With strategy and passion
When Dênis Leonardo tackles something, he does it wholeheartedly. That is true for his work as Regional Sales Director FA (RSD) at Pepperl+Fuchs South America and for his volunteer activities, family, and music. His enthusiasm is contagious.
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A sigh of relief in South Africa: Oz the rhinoceros is fit again
It has been over six years since Pepperl+Fuchs began sponsoring an orphaned baby rhinoceros named Oz. Now an imposing bull, he lives at the Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary in Mpumalanga, South Africa, a reserve for orphaned rhinos. After suffering some health problems in recent months, the pachyderm is now enjoying the African summer in…
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Driverless transport systems at Pepperl+Fuchs in the Czech Republic
They move silently through production halls, transporting goods and materials to exactly where they are needed: auto-guided transport systems. The Pepperl+Fuchs plant in Trutnov (Czechia) has also been using driverless transport systems since the beginning of the year.
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