Provisur Technologies names Tom Van Doorn as North America sales manager

Provisur Technologies names Tom Van Doorn as North America sales manager Van Doorn has over 25 years of food industry experience Provisur Technologies Inc. has named Tom Van Doorn to the position of sales manager, slicing North America. Van Doorn has over 25 years of food industry ex

April 13, 2011
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Provisur Technologies Inc. has named Tom Van Doorn to the position of sales manager, slicing North America.

Van Doorn has over 25 years of food industry experience, with particular knowledge of slicing and food manufacturing equipment, from processing through packaging. He has previously worked for Convenience Food Systems, Weber and Cryovac.

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