Kubota UK appoints business development manager

18 April 2018

Kubota UK has appointed Glen Hampson as its new business development manager for the construction division.

Glen hampson

Glen Hampson, business development manager, Kubota UK

Hampson, who has 15 years of experience in the sector, previously held the position of channel development manager for Doosan Bobcat and the regional distribution manager for Caterpillar’s mid-tier earthmoving division in the Middle East and Africa.

He will be responsible for maintaining and building on the company’s position in the compact construction equipment sector, working in partnership with Kubota’s key national accounts and its independent dealer network across the UK, Ireland and the Nordics.

Kazunari Shimokawa, interim managing director of Kubota UK, said, “This is an exciting appointment for Kubota UK as we look to raise the bar in the construction sector. Our goal is to continue to drive the brand forward so it is essential we have the right people in place to help us do this.

“Glen will play a critical role in helping us achieve our commercial objectives and I wish him every success in his role.”

Meanwhile, Hampson added, “It’s a fantastic opportunity for me to be heading up Kubota UK’s construction equipment division. Kubota has built up an enviable reputation in the market for providing machines that operators love for their outstanding performance and reliability.

“I am looking forward to working with my team and our customers to continue to deliver growth for Kubota and our partners. My aim is to further build on our number one position in the market and look at ways we can continue to evolve as a business and improve the customer experience.”

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