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Daniel Link appointed CEO of Loepfe Brothers

Daniel Link is an experienced leader in the textiles industry.

4th May 2018

Innovation in Textiles
 |  Wetzikon

Clothing/​Footwear, Interiors, Industrial

Loepfe Brothers, a leading manufacturer of sensors and monitoring equipment for yarn spinning and fabric weaving processes, has announced the appointment of Daniel Link as Chief Executive Officer with effect from 1 May 2018. Maurizio Wermelinger, the current CEO, will retire but will remain as an advisor for a limited period of time to ensure a smooth transition.

Daniel Link is an experienced leader in the textiles industry. He holds an MA in Engineering from EPFL, Lausanne, and an MBA in General Management from the University of St. Gallen. Daniel Link held several management positions in R&D and Product Management at OC Oerlikon, before he joined Rieter Management AG in 2007 as a Senior Project Manager Corporate Planning & Development.

Daniel Link succeeds Maurizio Wermelinger, who will retire. © Loepfe Brothers

In the last eight years he successfully served as CEO of Bräcker AG. “Loepfe is excited to welcome Daniel Link. With his well-founded skills and long-standing competences, he is the ideal person to join the team and drive the next phase of growth for the company,” the company comments.

The management of Loepfe thanked Maurizio Wermelinger for his valuable contribution for the company. “Maurizio Wermelinger has guided Loepfe successfully over the past ten years, particularly during periods of difficult economic situations in the textile industry,” the company reports.

“As former production manager he focussed strongly on Swiss quality in manufacturing – an approach, which has been proven to be a big success. Under his aegis several new instruments and services have been successfully developed and integrated into the portfolio.”

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