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1/9/2003
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Timken names Happach to head rail business
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On Jan. 9, The Timken Co. named Mathew Happach vice president-rail, replacing the recently retired Thomas Dupaski.
Happach’s Timken career began in 1987 as a sales engineer in Dallas. From there, he rose through the ranks, serving as sales engineer-general industrial (Chicago), district manager-Chicago, and director-sales and marketing for Timken India Ltd. before taking on his most recent position: global manager-marketing and business planning-rail.
"Mat’s experience and knowledge will provide the leadership to continue to grow Timken as a global provider of rail solutions," said Michael Arnold, president-industrial. "His aggressiveness will drive us to continue to strengthen our rail business through new and innovative products and services that bring value to customers in both established and emerging markets."
Happach’s Timken career began in 1987 as a sales engineer in Dallas. From there, he rose through the ranks, serving as sales engineer-general industrial (Chicago), district manager-Chicago, and director-sales and marketing for Timken India Ltd. before taking on his most recent position: global manager-marketing and business planning-rail.
"Mat’s experience and knowledge will provide the leadership to continue to grow Timken as a global provider of rail solutions," said Michael Arnold, president-industrial. "His aggressiveness will drive us to continue to strengthen our rail business through new and innovative products and services that bring value to customers in both established and emerging markets."
