KraussMaffei Corp. (KMC) announced that after five years with the company in North America, President Nolan Strall is leaving at his own request to pursue new challenges. Strall will spend the next few weeks handing over the reins to Brett Greenhalgh, who is currently VP of administration and finance. Strall was to depart on Aug. 31 and Greenhalgh planned to manage KMC’s business from Sept. 1 onwards.
Strall was promoted to president of KMC in 2022 after serving as VP of operations and service for two years, during which time he was instrumental in KraussMaffei's growth in the U.S., strengthening the company’s service business and opening up new industries and customer groups, particularly in the aerospace sector.
Jörg Stech, KraussMaffei’s managing director, said, “I would like to thank Nolan Strall for his great commitment and performance. … Nolan has strategically built up his U.S. 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.”
With North American headquarters in Florence, Ky., KraussMaffei produces injection molding, extrusion, reaction process and additive manufacturing machinery.
