Eveready
Ian Cumiskey is an experienced technical buyer at Eveready Diversified Products, specializing in Kestrel Wind Turbines since November 2010. Responsibilities include collaborating with engineers on design criteria, sourcing high-quality raw materials and components, and managing procurement processes. Prior to this role, Ian served as a manager at MCL Engineering Products from September 1994 to October 2010, where Ian focused on technical sales and management of sales representatives in the bearings and geared motors sectors. Ian's career began as a purchasing assistant at Grundfos Pumps UK from September 1982 to January 1990, handling spare purchasing and vendor contracts. Ian holds a City & Guilds degree in Mechanical Engineering Related Technologies from Wearside College and O Level qualifications from Farringdon Comprehensive School.
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Eveready
Eveready has a proud history as an iconic brand in South Africa. Established in 1937, we remain the only manufacturer of dry cell batteries, energy saving light bulbs and micro-wind turbines in South Africa. Like every battery has a positive and negative side. Similarly Our country has great positives as well as negatives. We are wanting to create a community of like minded people who will use this platform to share and inspire each other with their positive experiences of South Africa. As an independent South African company since 2003, Eveready has embraced profitable growth as a core objective. To date, this has led us to expanding the Eveready brand to a full range of lighting products, our export brand Ecocell, and the acquisition of House of York and Kestrel Renewable Energy. Our diverse range of products and technologies are developed and manufactured in our world-class facility in Port Elizabeth. Eveready is unique, proud, South African organisation and has a dynamic ‘best companies to work for’ environment, characterised by innovation, a continuous leaning culture, environmental consciousness and strong business values and ethics. Being positive or negative is a choice. We choose to be positive! Positive about our People. Positive about our Country. Positive about our South African Brands