Sabrina Fischer (27, pictured left) completed her degree in industrial engineering in 2018 at the University of Applied Sciences in Würzburg-Schweinfurt with a Bachelor of Engineering. She gained over 4.5 years of experience in project management and planning logistics systems at SSI Schaefer. Here she developed complex automation solutions, primarily in the food retail sector. As Client Development Manager at AutoStore, she will also support customers from other sectors.

"I am delighted to be part of a strong team and to be able to represent one of the most flexible and sustainable systems in the logistics world. AutoStore technology offers so many possibilities. Thanks to my experience in the field of intralogistics systems, I can provide our customers with the best possible advice and find individual solutions for their material flows and processes, including integration into existing systems," explains Fischer. After internal training courses, various plant tours and a trip to AutoStore's headquarters in Norway, Fischer is now looking forward to practical customer contact.

Marketing expert Cathrin Gros (33, pictured right) has extensive experience from various positions in marketing and communication in addition to her studies at Augsburg University of Applied Sciences, where she majored in marketing and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration. After almost six years at children's and youth book publisher and games provider Ravensburger, Gros has spent the last two years at the Grenzebach Group, focusing on reorganizing marketing for the Intralogistics business unit. In the newly created role of Marketing Manager D/A/CH & CEE at AutoStore, Gros will expand the communication of the unique storage technology and be available as a local contact for partners, media and event organizers.

"AutoStore is very digitally positioned. At the same time, people and personal contact have a very high priority. I want to convey this special culture in our communication," announces Gros. "The extensive specialist knowledge that we have in the company should be accessible in various formats. Logistics managers who want or need to automate can thus receive relevant information to support them in their automation decisions."