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Etesia UK Announce Neal Barker Promotion

Etesia UK are pleased to announce the promotion of Neal Barker to field sales assistant with immediate effect.

Neal will combine his present role as technical and aftersales manager with the newly created position and will be responsible both Etesia and Pellenc Green Technology™ battery-powered products.

Commenting on the promotion, Etesia UK general manager Les Malin said, "Neal has been an invaluable part of our team over the past eight years. With the continual development of our range of Etesia and Pellenc Green Technology™ range of mowers and hand tools we required someone who extensively knew the products. I’m very confident that Neal will be very successful.”

Favoured by many of the UK's top councils as well as landscapers and groundsmen, including National Trust gardens, both Etesia and Pellenc has gained a reputation for producing equipment that are highly reliable with low maintenance, making them the number one choice for many users.

"I am looking forward to meeting dealers and also end-users, addressing new challenges and promoting the Etesia and Pellenc brands, especially the company's exciting new Green Technology™ products”.

Neal can be contacted on 01295 680 120 or emailed at technical@etesia.co.uk

For further information, please contact Etesia UK on 01295 680120 or visit www.etesia.co.uk

For more news, reviews and insightful views, you can follow Etesia UK on Twitter @EtesiaUK and like the company’s Facebook page – www.facebook.com/EtesiaUK. You can also view the latest Etesia videos by visiting www.youtube.com/EtesiaUK

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    This us fabulous news, well done Neal.

    Neal has consistently demonstrated his willingness to help LJN members and Etesia users.
    I'm sure others will agree he's a tremendous asset for Etesia...I just hope he still has time to come on the forum:)

  • Well done Neal. You are one of the most helpful, efficient and pleasant people to do business with. I will continue my support for Pellenc knowing my interests are looked after by Neal.

  • Excellent well done Neil just hope they gave you that whopping pay rise to go with it. However as you are not smiling in the picure may be not :-)

    But seriously, I for one really appreciate all your help and expert assistance. You are a credit to Etesia, just a shame more companies don't follow your example and support the guys on the ground.

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    Thanks every one for the good comments

    I will always have time to cram in some Ljn into my day (bit of a routine now)

    As for the smile I save that for when no cameras are around as there is less chance of being cought on one lol

    The new position I'm in although brings more work will also increase my ability to give a better service to dealers and users as I'm going to be on ground zero more with face to face feedback and a more direct contact with customers
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