Omron appoints new general manager for UK & Ireland

Omron appoints new general manager for UK & Ireland

Omron Industrial Automation Europe has appointed Marc Ioannidis as general manager UK & Ireland. He succeeds Sam Tilley, who is now general manager Nordic Countries. In this role, Marc reports to Vince King, sales director North and Emerging Region, and is responsible for leading Omron’s UK & Ireland operations, driving growth, and strengthening the company’s…


Omron Industrial Automation Europe has appointed Marc Ioannidis as general manager UK & Ireland. He succeeds Sam Tilley, who is now general manager Nordic Countries.

In this role, Marc reports to Vince King, sales director North and Emerging Region, and is responsible for leading Omron’s UK & Ireland operations, driving growth, and strengthening the company’s position in key markets.

With more than 25 years of experience in the automation sector, Marc joined Omron in 2008 and has held a series of senior sales and channel management roles, most recently serving as general sales manager for the UK & Ireland.

Over the past 17 years at Omron, he has played a pivotal role in developing strategic partnerships, expanding market reach, and delivering customer-focused solutions.

Marc Ioannidis says: “I’m honoured to take on this role and lead such a dedicated team. The UK and Ireland remain dynamic and innovative markets for industrial automation, and I’m looking forward to building on our strong foundations to deliver further success for our customers and partners.”

Vince King, sales director North and Emerging Region, says: “Marc’s proven leadership, industry expertise, and commitment to our customers make him the perfect choice for this position. His promotion is a well-deserved recognition of his achievements and the value he brings to our organisation.”


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