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Handtmann names Northwest territory manager

Handtmann Inc. announced the addition of David Johnsen as territory manager responsible for the Northwest United States.

Based out of Redmond, Ore., Johnsen will be responsible for Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Alaska. He joins Handtmann from Key Technology where he was a product specialist for various size grading and defect removal equipment. Johnsen has over 19 years of experience in industrial food processing machinery sales and sales management.

“David comes to Handtmann with a vast amount of experience and knowledge in food industry processes and best practices” says Tom Kittle, president of Handtmann Inc. “He shares Handtmann’s core values of providing excellent customer service and quality care. We are fortunate to have David as our newest territory manager.”

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