ROBOZE appoints Krisstie Kondrotis as US Aerospace & Protection Senior Advisor

ROBOZE has appointed Krisstie Kondrotis as its US Aerospace & Protection Senior Advisor, as the corporate appears to develop in the US. 

The corporate says Kondrotis’ many years of expertise and management within the aerospace and defence sector shall be ‘invaluable’. 

Kondrotis’ profession is marked by high-profile roles at a number of the main corporations within the aerospace and defence sector. She has held key positions at Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Spirit AeroSystems and GKN; and is credited with growing and implementing sustainable development methods, managing advanced applications, and main groups towards attaining bold objectives. Her in depth expertise contains managing international applications and operations, growing new enterprise, and creating strategic alliances, which have led to important industrial and operational successes.

In her new function at ROBOZE, Kondrotis shall be liable for supporting ROBOZE’s enlargement technique within the US aerospace and defence market, working intently with the chief workforce to determine new enterprise alternatives, develop strategic partnerships, and promote the adoption of ROBOZE’s superior additive manufacturing options.

Alessio Lorusso, CEO of ROBOZE, commented: “We’re thrilled to welcome Krisstie Kondrotis to our workforce. Her deep data of the aerospace and defence sector, mixed along with her expertise in managing advanced tasks and growing revolutionary methods, shall be essential for accelerating our development and strengthening our place as a frontrunner within the US market.”

“I’m honoured to hitch ROBOZE at such a pivotal time for the corporate because it advances its distinctive and confirmed capabilities to strengthen manufacturing and provide chain operations by offering native manufacturing utilizing superior composites for metallic substitute elements,” mentioned Kondrotis. “ROBOZE is on the forefront of technological innovation, and I’m excited to contribute to its mission of reworking the aerospace and defence sector by means of superior and sustainable manufacturing options.”