Norwalt, a specialist in custom-built automation and line integration machinery for complex manufacturing applications, has had one of its executives appointed to a key industry organisation committee.
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Kyle Seitel, vision engineering manager & marketing coordinator for Norwalt, has been named to the Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute’s Emerging Leader Committee.
During the four-year term, Seitel will lend his expertise and insight toward the Board’s development of policies and programs. Meanwhile, the Emerging Leaders Committee serves as an outlet for networking and mentorship for the younger set of executives comprising its membership.
With facilities in Randolph, New Jersey and Tampa, Florida, Norwalt is a supplier of concept-to-completion manufacturing equipment solutions. The company's engineers design, construct, validate and install premium production equipment whose functionalities include – but are by no means limited to – packaging and product assembly, post-mould automation, modular automation cells and robotics systems. Norwalt serves customers in a wide array of sectors.
PMMI is a global resource for the packaging and processing industry that aims to unite the sector across the manufacturing supply chain. Its members promote business growth in a variety of industries by developing innovative manufacturing solutions to meet evolving consumer demands. PMMI membership represents more than 1,000 manufacturers and suppliers of equipment, components and materials, as well as providers of related equipment and services to the packaging and processing industry.
“It’s a privilege to have one of our talented young executives appointed to the Emerging Leaders Committee of our industry’s most effective, well-respected organisation,” said Keith Harman, director of business development & technical sales for Norwalt. “Kyle is an exceptionally dedicated equipment professional and represents the next generation of leaders here at Norwalt. This is a well-deserved distinction that will only further strengthen his skillset.”