The Cutting Edge of Conveying and Sorting Technology
Conversation with two dynamic figures in the world of materials handling, conveying, and sorting: Juan Vicente Sanchis, CEO of Vector Conveyors in Valencia, Spain and Juan Emilio Tudela, Business Development Consultant at Cellumation, also based in Valencia, Spain.
Welcome to the Interlinks podcast. In this episode we’re thrilled to bring you a conversation with two dynamic figures in the world of materials handling, conveying, and sorting: Juan Vicente Sanchis, CEO of Vector Conveyors in Valencia, Spain and Juan Emilio Tudela, Business Development Consultant at Cellumation, also based in Valencia, Spain.
In this episode, we dive into the innovative work of both “Juans” – Juanvi and Juane. They are at the forefront of innovation in their sector, working with a diverse range of clients in manufacturing and distribution. Their expertise and insights are shaping the future of materials handling and logistics.
We’ll also explore the unique partnership between Vector Conveyors, a Spanish registered company, and Cellumation GmbH, a German registered company. This collaboration is more than just business; Vector Conveyors is not only an investor but also an active partner in the ownership of Cellumation. Additionally, they play a crucial role as a reseller and integrator of Cellumation’s solutions internationally.
Join us for an engaging discussion on the cutting-edge developments in the materials handling industry, the synergy between these two companies, and how they are revolutionizing logistics and distribution across various sectors. Tune in to the Interlinks podcast for an episode full of insights and inspiration.
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Interlinks is a programme about the connections, relationships and supply chains, that underpin the globalisation of our modern world.
In each programme, we interview people from around the world including entrepreneurs, executives, academics, diplomats and politicians to get their unique perspective on globalisation as it has affected them both personally and professionally.
There is a little bit of history, a dash of economics, a sprinkling of business and an overlay of personal experience both from me and from my interviewees from around the world.
