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Management change: Stefan Budweit takes over Clark management
Rolf Eiten, President & CEO of Clark Europe, is handing over the baton to Stefan Budweit, COO & Director Sales & Marketing, after 10 years of service in order to devote himself to other tasks within the company. Budweit has already held various management positions within the company for thirteen years. Just last year, he took over the management of Clark Europe as COO (Chief Operating Officer).
Rolf Eiten took over the management of Clark Europe (CMHEU) and Clark France (CMHFR) in 2014 following the death of Egon Strehl. He made a significant contribution to the development and growth of the company. "It has been an honor to be part of this great team and to drive Clark's vision forward together with our employees and contract partners," says Rolf Eiten. "I am proud of what we have achieved and wish Stefan Budweit every success in his new role." Eiten will continue to work in an advisory capacity for the management and the new Managing Director. He will also continue in his role as Regional Manager for Turkey and assume responsibility for CMHEU as an authorized signatory. In the longer term, Eiten will devote himself to global tasks at Clark.
Stefan Budweit has more than 30 years of national and international experience in the field of material handling. Before joining Clark Europe in 2012, he worked as a key account manager for Toyota and Jungheinrich, among others. Budweit started his career at Clark Europe as Business Development Manager. Here he was responsible for the strategic direction and further development of Clark Europe. Stefan Budweit then worked as Director Sales & Marketing until 2023 and has assumed additional responsibility as COO of Clark Europe since January 2024.
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