Alan Wessels

Vice President Of Machine Tool Sales at Productivity Inc

Alan Wessels has extensive work experience in various roles within the manufacturing industry. Alan started their career as a Tool Maker Apprentice at Bush Lake Tool and Plastics in 1979. Alan then worked as an Assistant Toolroom Supervisor at Juno Tool & Plastics from 1982 to 1986.

In 1986, they joined Strommen Engineering Corp. as a Shop Supervisor and was responsible for the complete build of high tolerance injection molds. Alan was later promoted to the position of Shop Supervisor.

In 1992, Wessels moved to E&O Tool & Plastics where they served as a Mold Maker & CNC Manager. In this role, they led a team and managed CNC operations while building plastic injection molds. Alan was also responsible for new machine purchases.

In 1993, they joined Productivity Inc as a Die Mold Applications Engineer. Their role involved preparing machine demos, providing after-sale training, and developing modifications for Haas High Speed Graphite machines. Alan then transitioned to the role of Machine Tool Sales Engineer, specializing in CNC machine sales to medical device manufacturing companies and the Die & Mold industry, with a focus on Swiss turning, micro high-performance milling, 5-axis milling, and EDM. Wessels was later promoted to Machine Tool Sales Manager and, most recently, as Vice President of Machine Tool Sales.

Overall, Wessels has a diverse background in toolmaking, CNC operations, mold building, and machine tool sales in the manufacturing industry.

Alan Wessels attended Ridgewater Technical College from 1977 to 1981, studying engineering. It is unclear if they obtained a degree as the information provided states "Yes" under the degree name, which could suggest the presence of a degree, but it lacks specific details.

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Timeline

  • Vice President Of Machine Tool Sales

    January, 2022 - present

  • Machine Tool Sales Managers

    November, 2018

  • Machine Tool Sales Engineer

    March, 1999

  • Die Mold Applications Engineer

    March, 1993

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