Shape Technologies Group Promotes New President, CEO
Nino LaDuca, current president of Shape Process Automation, is the new president and CEO of Shape Technologies Group.
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, a supplier of waterjet technology, robotic automation and ultra-high-pressure (UHP) manufacturing process solutions, announce that Nino LaDuca, current president of Shape Process Automation, has been named the new president and CEO of Shape Technologies Group.
LaDuca is said to bring over 25 years of experience to the industry and has been with the Shape Process Automation group for 15 years, having joined Tech-Con Automation in 2008. Since April 2019, LaDuca has served as the president of Shape Process Automation, driving key global revenue initiatives, developing new market opportunities through acquisitions and standardizing the robotics and automation global operations.
In his new role, LaDuca will lead all aspects of corporate strategy, while continuing to foster partnerships with Shape customers. His background in finance, operations and business development will help the company continue to expand its product offerings and geographic reach.
“I am honored to have the opportunity to lead a global organization with industry leading brands, talented and dedicated colleagues, and technologies that assist our customers in their manufacturing and production requirements,” says LaDuca. “I am passionate about our team and the industries we serve, and I look forward to getting to work on achieving our future goals.”
LaDuca’s promotion to president and CEO is effective immediately. The company’s previous CEO, Steven Harris, will remain with the company as executive chairman.
“As I move to become the executive chairman of Shape Technologies Group, I couldn’t think of a more qualified individual to fill this role than Nino,” says Harris. “His proven track record of driving growth and delivering results make him the ideal leader for the company. We look forward to his continued success and leadership.”
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