Tukatech, Inc. has announced the appointment of Marta Maiandi as Director of Tukatech Europe. The 24-year-old is an accomplished engineer with a degree in Information and Industrial Systems from the Polytechnic University of Milan, Italy. Based in Curno (BG), Italy, she will be responsible for engineering, sales and support for the Tukatech users throughout Europe.
Marta has been trained on Tukatech's software solutions at the World Headquarter office in Los Angeles, CA, USA. The company’s USA team will be working closely with Marta to help Tukatech users in Europe to engineer their processes.
Since Tukatech was founded in 1995, they have been known for disrupting the product development processes in the apparel industry. The new generation has proved to have a thorough understanding of the importance of technology in the apparel industry. Marta is a perfect addition to show traditionalists how to get more productivity with fewer people, commented Ram Sareen, Founder and CEO, Tukatech, Inc.
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