Emerson appoints new MD for Australia/NZ

Emerson

Friday, 21 October, 2016

Emerson Process Management Australia and New Zealand has announced the appointment of Boris Gabin as its new general manager/managing director. Boris takes over from over from Karl Wigginton.

Boris has over 20 years’ experience across multiple roles in the automation, instrumentation and control industry. He has been with Emerson since 2008, most recently as regional manager – Western Australia.

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