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Celeros Flow Technology appoints Saudi Arabia country leader

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Celeros Flow Technology (Celeros FT) has appointed Bassel Al Dawoud as its first Saudi Arabia country leader as part of the company’s in-kingdom localisation expansion plans

Al Dawoud brings more than 20 years of energy sector experience to Celeros FT, most recently as vice-president, Accudyne Industries for Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain. He has also held several commercial leadership roles of increasing responsibility with General Electric, Emerson, and United Technologies Corporation. Al Dawoud’s principal responsibility will be to continue and lead the in-country strategy for Celeros FT in Saudi Arabia.

As a global provider of critical flow control equipment and aftermarket service solutions, Celeros FT is committed to adding value for its customers at every stage of the operational lifecycle - extending uptime, elevating productivity, and lowering the overall cost of ownership. Celeros FT brands include ClydeUnion Pumps and Plenty Pumps, Airpel, Dollinger and Plenty filtration, Copes-Vulcan and M&J Valve, and GD Engineering.

Commenting on this strategic appointment, José Larios, CEO at Celeros FT, said, “Bassel Al Dawoud’s appointment provides Celeros FT with an exceptional breadth of knowledge and an established network in the Saudi Arabian market. We are very excited that Bassel’s appointment will facilitate further opportunities for us to develop deeper partnerships with our key accounts across our chosen industrial sectors.”

Al Dawoud said, “Celeros FT is a globally recognized leader within the flow control space and I am excited to be working with such an experienced leadership team and talented personnel, already based in-country, with the ultimate goal of establishing even stronger relationships and committed lifecycle partnerships with our customers.”

Celeros Flow Technology remains committed to the development and training of Saudi Arabian nationals in support of the country’s In-Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) programme: as evidenced by this senior leadership appointment and similar such appointments which the company has committed to make in 2021.

 

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