Concentric AB has appointed Deborah Clayton as Vice President Group HR

 Concentric AB has appointed Deborah Clayton as Vice President Group Human Resources.  Deborah will be responsible for delivering the company’s HR strategy and developing and implementing best practice procedures across a global workforce throughout the US, Europe and Asia.

Deborah holds a MA in Human Resources Management from the University of Northampton in addition to being a member of the Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD). With nearly 10 years’ of experience as an international Human Resources professional, Deborah has gained experience across both public and multi-site international manufacturing companies.

David Woolley, President and CEO of Concentric AB commented, “we are delighted that Deborah is joining the Concentric team.  Deborah brings a vast breadth of experience and a proven track record of delivering creative HR programmes across global engineering and manufacturing operations.  Her experience of continuous improvement (CI) will complement our investment in Concentric’s Business Excellence Programme (CBE)”. 

This information is of the type that Concentric AB is obliged to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation. The information was submitted for publication, through the agency of the contact person set out below, at 08.00 CET on 13 September, 2021.

For additional information please contact David Woolley, telephone +44-121-445 6545

Concentric AB is an innovator in flow control and fluid power, supplying proprietary systems and components to the world’s truck, agricultural machinery, construction equipment and industrial applications end-markets. The company has a global manufacturing presence including in the UK, USA, Germany, Sweden, India, China and Argentina. Concentric’s focus is to develop world class technology with innovative solutions that meet the sustainability needs of our customers. Concentric offers engine products including lubricant, coolant and fuel pumps, hydraulic products encompassing gear pumps and power packs, and finally several key technologies for the fast growing market for electrical and hybrid powertrains. The Group has a turnover of circa MSEK 1,500 and circa 700 employees.