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Alexis Noguer
Syntegon Service Sales Manager, WEU
Alexis Noguer is currently serving as the Service Sales Manager for Western Europe at Syntegon, a company specializing in food and pharmaceutical technology. He has a strong background in restructuring, turnaround strategies, and business integration, which he has developed through various roles in the industry.
Professional Background
- Current Role: Service Sales Manager, Western Europe at Syntegon.
- Previous Experience: He has held positions that involved significant responsibilities in sales and service management, focusing on enhancing operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Education
- Karlsruhe Institute of Technology: Alexis Noguer has an educational background from this prestigious institution, which further supports his expertise in the field.
LinkedIn Activity
On LinkedIn, he frequently shares updates about his professional journey and contributions to the industry, including posts about hiring opportunities and technology developments related to his work at Syntegon.123
Overall, Alexis Noguer's role at Syntegon highlights his commitment to advancing service solutions within the food and pharmaceutical sectors in Western Europe.
Highlights
I’m happy to share that I’m returning to the Syntegon Group to start a new position as Service Sales Manager Western Europe a.I.
Joining the Service Sales team to realize the group's full growth potential accross Western Europe in both Food & Pharma packaging technologies is an exciting mission!
I’m looking forward to working with Ivo Cisak, Kayvan Zadeh and the WEU Service Sales Team!
There is magic in every new beginning.
“Bring back the colors” is an interactive Art-Installation made by the artist Eli Revzin at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (it is in the Senate building).
Its goal is to restore hope in the return of the abducted by Hamas on 7.10.2023, and to celebrate each and every liberation.
On each 🪑chair is placed a bottle of 🌈paint and a 🪮brush with which the chair shall be painted, upon the announcement of each release of a kidnapped person. Small chairs represent the kidnapped children and babies. Finally, the painted chairs will be auctioned out, the proceeds of which shall be donated to benefit the kidnapped and their well-being.
In the spirit of brotherhood of mankind (Achva), and quoting Eli Revzin I say: May we meet again full of color!
Curation: Margarit Niti Cassapu
With thanks to Shimrit Maman, PhD and Chaim (Harvey) Hames
Soundtrack credits to Max Richter ‘Werk ohne Autor’ (Never look away)
