Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors

KSB Announces Luis Maturana as President, KSB, Inc.

Industry News
KSB Luis Maturana named President

KSB Announces Luis Maturana as President, KSB, Inc.

By: KSB

KSB announces the promotion of Luis Maturana to President, KSB, Inc. beginning September 1. Luis Maturana joined KSB in 2018 and has served as Vice President of the Water & Wastewater division. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Materials Science Engineering from Simón Bolívar University in Caracas, Venezuela. Luis previously served in multiple executive roles at ChemTreat and Veolia Water Technologies. Prior President, Dr. Falk Schäfer, remains with KSB, where he is moving to the global headquarters in Frankenthal, Germany and will serve in General Industry as Vice President Applications.

About
KSB is a leading international manufacturer of pumps and valves for water and wastewater, general industry, amusement parks, and power generation markets. KSB began operations in 1891 in Frankenthal, Germany. Today, KSB has 15,600 employees worldwide and generates annual consolidated sales

Related Articles

Related Whitepapers

What is Water Hammer and Why It Is Important to Prevent?

Water hammer (or hydraulic shock) is the momentary increase in pressure inside a pipe caused by a sudden change of direction or velocity of the…

Five Reasons To Choose A Bearingless Torque Sensor

Benefits that improve your torque measurements Best real-world accuracy Highest Overload Highest Overrange

Advanced Sealing and Condition Monitoring Strategies In Water and Wastewater Plants

Introduction As a plant/maintenance manager or reliability engineer for a water or wastewater facility, you want to know about the best technologies to help your…

Downthrust Measurement in Vertical Pumps Prevents Failure: The Benefits of Measuring Axial Force in Real-Time

“Himmelstein’s Thrustmeter has proven to be accurate and repeatable, which are two of the main things that define quality in an instrument. It’s been a…

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *