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ThyssenKrupp senior to become CCO of Tata Steel’s European operations

Tuesday, 22 February 2011 11:49:39 (GMT+3)   |  

Indian steel giant Tata Steel has announced that Dr. Henrik Adam will be joining its European operations as chief commercial officer (CCO) from May 1, 2011.

Dr. Adam will join Tata Steel after 13 years in a series of sales, marketing and technical roles with ThyssenKrupp Steel Europe.

According to a Tata Steel release, in his new role the new CCO will be responsible for the sales and marketing organization of Tata Steel's European business and for completing the implementation of the company's new market differentiation strategies and customer sector focus in Europe.

Regarding the appointment, Dr. Karl-Ulrich Köhler, managing director and CEO of Tata Steel in Europe, commented, "Dr. Adam complements our enhanced customer focus. His background and wealth of experience in technically advanced products that require demanding sales, service, engineering and application support will be invaluable to our market sectors where product innovation and differentiation is critical."

Commenting on the development, Dr. Adam said, "I am delighted to be joining the executive team of Tata Steel in Europe, which is a natural career progression for me. I look forward to helping the company move to a more differentiated product offer. This is something I have seen as a successful ambition through my experience of working with high performance niche products in sectors such as automotive and electrical steels."


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