Turck USA
Kris Zabel has over 20 years of experience in marketing and sales roles. From 1994 to 1998, Kris worked at Emerson Process Management, where they held various positions including Sales Pursuit Manager and Sales Pursuit Specialist. They were responsible for managing sales teams, developing strategic plans, and leading business development efforts. From 1998 to 2000, Kris worked as a Sales Engineer at Warner Electric, focusing on generating sales and providing technical support. In 2000, Kris joined SICK, Inc. as a Product and Marketing Manager, responsible for marketing programs and product management. They later became the Manager of Marketing Communications and then the Distribution Marketing Manager, overseeing marketing efforts and training for industrial distributors. Since 2017, Kris has been working as the Director of Marketing Communications at Turck USA. Overall, Kris Zabel has a strong background in marketing, sales, and management within the industrial sector.
Kris Zabel completed a Bachelor of Science in Operations Management at the University of Minnesota from 1988 to 1994. From 1996 to 1998, Kris pursued a Master of Business Administration in Marketing at the University of St. Thomas.
Turck USA
At Turck, we know you need more than just a product. You need the solution to your problem, precisely optimized to deliver the durability, functionality, and performance that your application demands; nothing more, nothing less. Confidence is the ultimate outcome, and that's exactly what you get from a partnership with Turck. As a specialist in sensor, connectivity, and fieldbus products - as well as interface technology, human-machine interfaces (HMI), and RFID systems - Turck offers efficient solutions for factory and process automation applications across a wide range of industries. Turck USA is headquartered in Plymouth, MN, and part of the Turck Group. With more than 4,650 experts in 30 countries, the Turck Group has built global partnerships with customers based on engineering expertise, flexibility, and our willingness to take on engineering challenges that others will not.