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14/06/2019
Leading ISO-CHEMIE Manager Announces Retirement
ISO-CHEMIE's general manager UK, Peter Thompson has announced his decision to retire at the end of the month.
Peter, an experienced figure in the UK window and door sealants sector for more than two decades, will move on to pursue several personal projects.
Over the last 10 years, he has been at the forefront of establishing the German-based brand firmly in the UK fenestration sector, promoting the energy efficiency and installation benefits of the company's range of advanced self-adhesive tapes among sector decision makers and installers.
Prior to that he held various senior management roles with product manufacturers as well as spending time as a self-employed consultant and specialist head hunter. He was also CEO of Compriband for several years, a joint venture company offering a range of specialist tapes.
Andy Swift, ISO CHEMIE's national sales manager, will take over the reins from Peter.
Peter said: "I have really enjoyed my time at both ISO-CHEMIE and the other companies and step down with some terrific memories of good times and the best wishes of great friends and colleagues.
"Our sector has undergone many changes during my time, but I'm really confident that the future looks bright for the company despite the challenges and uncertainties that lie on the road ahead. It really is in good hands and I will undoubtedly continue to follow its continued success in the coming years."
(CM)
Peter, an experienced figure in the UK window and door sealants sector for more than two decades, will move on to pursue several personal projects.
Over the last 10 years, he has been at the forefront of establishing the German-based brand firmly in the UK fenestration sector, promoting the energy efficiency and installation benefits of the company's range of advanced self-adhesive tapes among sector decision makers and installers.
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Prior to that he held various senior management roles with product manufacturers as well as spending time as a self-employed consultant and specialist head hunter. He was also CEO of Compriband for several years, a joint venture company offering a range of specialist tapes.
Andy Swift, ISO CHEMIE's national sales manager, will take over the reins from Peter.
Peter said: "I have really enjoyed my time at both ISO-CHEMIE and the other companies and step down with some terrific memories of good times and the best wishes of great friends and colleagues.
"Our sector has undergone many changes during my time, but I'm really confident that the future looks bright for the company despite the challenges and uncertainties that lie on the road ahead. It really is in good hands and I will undoubtedly continue to follow its continued success in the coming years."
(CM)
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