(Parsdorf, July 30, 2024) After five successful years at KraussMaffei, Nolan Strall, President of KraussMaffei Corporation (KMC) in America, is leaving the company at his own request on August 31, 2024, to pursue new professional challenges. Over the next few weeks, he will hand over to Brett Greenhalgh, Vice President of Administration and Finance, who will manage KMC's business from September 1, 2024, onwards. 

Nolan Strall was promoted to President of KMC in 2022 after serving as Vice President Operations & Service at KraussMaffei for two years, during which time he achieved significant milestones in the US market. He has been instrumental in KraussMaffei's growth in the US, strengthening the company's service business and opening up new industries and customer groups for KraussMaffei, particularly in the aerospace sector. He has also initiated cooperations with universities and driven forward joint research projects with Clemson University in South Carolina, NIAR Institute (National Institute for Aviation Research) at Wichita State University, and the University of Dayton Research Institute.  

Nolan Strall: "I would like to thank all my colleagues for this special time, the excellent collaboration, and the privilege of leading our US team through the last five years. In Florence, we have built a great team of leaders. Together, we have restructured our business to a customer and technology first focus, opened up new markets and have provided our industry with innovative solutions and the best service, even in very difficult years. It has been a great honor to support and lead the team in North America strategically and operationally as President." 

Jörg Stech, Managing Director of KMT: "I would like to thank Nolan Strall for his great commitment and performance. He has significantly strengthened our position in the US market, given us access to new industries and achieved great financial success. Nolan has strategically built up his US team, supported and inspired them to achieve top performance so that we can seamlessly build on KMC's successes. We wish him all the best for his professional and personal future."