Wolffkran Appoints Mark Evans as UK Sales Director

Wolffkran Ltd has appointed Mark Evans as Sales Director for the UK and Ireland, strengthening its commercial leadership as the company continues to expand across the market. Evans brings more than 30 years of crane industry experience gained across the…

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Wolffkran Appoints Mark Evans as UK Sales Director
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Wolffkran Ltd has appointed Mark Evans as Sales Director for the UK and Ireland, strengthening its commercial leadership as the company continues to expand across the market.

Evans brings more than 30 years of crane industry experience gained across the UK, Europe and the Middle East. He previously served as Managing Director of Wolffkran Arabia and now returns to the company with extensive knowledge of its tower crane portfolio.

In his new role, Evans will focus on developing existing customer relationships, driving sales growth and supporting Wolffkran’s continued expansion across the UK and Ireland.

“We are delighted to welcome Mark back to Wolffkran,” said Dave Holder, Managing Director of Wolffkran Ltd. “He brings a wealth of industry knowledge, leadership experience and a strong customer-focused approach that will support our continued growth and strengthen our position in the UK market.”

Evans added: “I am excited to return to Wolffkran and the UK market. Wolffkran has always been recognised as a leader in the tower crane industry, combining high-quality equipment with exceptional service and technical support.”

The appointment reinforces Wolffkran’s focus on expanding its customer base and strengthening its position in the UK and Irish tower crane markets.

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