Michal Kulich

Purchasing Manager at Brovedani Group

Michal Kulich is an experienced Purchasing Manager at Brovedani Slovakia, with a strong background in energy contracts, supplier evaluation, and savings opportunities. Previously working as a Project Manager at Nábytok Rstudio, Michal has experience in customer acquisition, business dealings, and employee management. With a degree in Banking from Ekonomická univerzita v Bratislave, Michal brings a strong educational background to their roles in purchasing and project management.

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Brovedani Group

Consisting of 5 companies and 7 production units plus 1 logistic HUB, the Brovedani Group operates in accordance with communal directions and established values that result from a culture and a history which began in 1947, when Brovedani’s first facility opened in Pordenone in 1947. The strong points of the Group are its organization and its creativity, as demonstrated by the remarkable innovation the Group has brought to the field of mechanics for B2B, both in the conception of the product and in the parallel, team development of production processes and their industrial applications. This innovative spirit has contributed to the success of the Brovedani Group, which has become an essential supplier for multinational firms such as Bosch, Continental, Denso, Delphi, Eaton, Hidria, Magna, Magneti Marelli, Mahle, Sanden and Others. Technologies and solutions The Group has invested heavily in advanced manufacturing and control systems for the mass production of technologically sophisticated mechanical components with high standards of quality. Advanced engineering services also allow the development of dedicated products-processes, including through the design and manufacture of special custom-made machines, automations, machines for visual and dimensional automatic control, integrated multitechnologies, ensuring high levels of partnership and a problem approach. solving to customer needs.