Krampe expands its sales team

As a mid-sized trailer manufacturer and family-owned company, Krampe values a continuous and healthy growth. Over the past two years, its sales have risen from €25 million to more than €30 million. The company recently expanded its sales team to make sure the growing number of dealers and customers continue to receive proficient support. During the past few months, the company has welcomed the following new sale members on board:

Karl Vögerl, Kenneth Brønner, Egbert Lorenz and Petr Polehla.

Karl Vögerl (49) is German from Bavaria who started his professional career with the BayWa Group, initially as a farm machine technician and then switching to selling tractors, combines and Krampe tippers.
After a further six years with Kock and Sohn, Karl joined Hydrac where he sold winter service equipment. As a Krampe sales consultant, he is now in charge of selling the entire Krampe portfolio in southern Germany.

Kenneth Brønner (33) is Dane and holds degree in agricultural economics. After his studies he spent two years managing a farm before he joined a tractor dealer. After that he went on to the Danish Krampe importer and farm machinery dealer Maskinhandler Indkøbsringen where he worked as a Krampe product manager. Not only does Kenneth know the ins and outs of Krampe trailers but he also understands the needs of local customers and dealers. Based in Denmark, Kenneth represents Krampe products in Scandinavia, the Baltic countries and UK.

Egbert Lorenz (54) is German and a qualified tractor and farm machinery technician. When he left his position as a workshop manager, he went on to sell tractors and farm machines for various manufacturers and dealers, lastly for Agravis. Before he joined Krampe, he gathered in-depth experience as a sales representative with a competitor Lomma in eastern Germany. Egbert lives in his sales area and will be in charge of most eastern German states.

Petr Polehla (41) is Czech and is in charge of all Krampe products in central Europe. After studying landscaping, Petr spent many years selling slurry tankers and equipment, setting up sales networks in eastern Europe for various manufacturers, such as Pichon. Petr brings in-depth knowledge and experience in farm machinery and machine engineering to his new assignment.

"We are happy to welcome our new colleagues and industry insiders to our sales team. They will be instrumental in helping us address customer needs more effectively," says sales director Helmut Hövelmann. "With more people in the field, we can support dealers and customers locally and provide optimum advice and support."