DOWNERS GROVE, Ill. (Oct, 29, 2015) – Grundfos Pumps Corporation has appointed Anthony Sellers as vice president of finance for the company’s Americas region. He will be responsible for all financial activities for North and South America and will report directly to president and CEO Duncan Cooper.
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DOWNERS GROVE, Ill. (Oct. 14, 2015) – Grundfos has appointed Thomas Morrison as vice president of service and Rob Montenegro as vice president of municipal sales.
AURORA, Ill. (Sept.17, 2015) – The Grundfos S-Line of energy-efficient wastewater pumps are now locally assembled at the company’s Illinois-based Water Utility Competency Center, alongside other Grundfos brands.
Grundfos showcased the submersible wastewater pumps at the 2015 WEFTEC Annual Technical Exhibition held September 26-30 in Chicago.
Vertical mixed-flow, line-shaft pumps power a $20 million flood control station.
Sweden's largest dairy cooperative employs digital dosing pumps for the plant's clean-in-place system.
BJERRINGBRO, Denmark (July 14, 2015) – Grundfos Pumps Corporation has elevated Jonathan Hamp-Adams to the newly created position of managing director for the company’s Commercial Building Systems (CBS) unit.
SINGAPORE (July 6, 2015) Given that Asia Pacific accounts for the bulk of the world’s population and some of the fastest-growing economies, Danish pump manufacturer Grundfos has announced a new structure to reinforce its market position for sustainable and profitable growth in the region.
SINGAPORE (April 23, 2015) – Pump manufacturer Grundfos has recently appointed Hasan Avci to head its Strategy, Commercial Excellence and Marketing functions in the Asia Pacific region. The new appointment reflects the company’s intent to strengthen customer centricity with the support of improved commercial excellence processes.
SINGAPORE (Dec. 4, 2014) – Grundfos has been awarded a S$1.4 million grant by the Singapore Environment and Water Industry Programme Office (EWI) to develop a novel wastewater filtration technology that can significantly reduce capital investment and operational costs for wastewater treatment.
(2 December 2014)—At the beginning of next year, Grundfos will launch a project in Singapore to develop a new technology for cleaning wastewater by using the sludge from the water itself.