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Gathering at the summer installment of the interconnected conference titled "Economy intersects..."

expands its series of connecting opportunities with 'Economy meet...' networking event, organized by the Meerbusch Economic Development Office.

Summer's Here: Gathering at "Economy Meets..." Network Event
Summer's Here: Gathering at "Economy Meets..." Network Event

Gathering at the summer installment of the interconnected conference titled "Economy intersects..."

In the heart of Germany, the town of Meerbusch is making waves with its unique event series, "Wirtschaft trifft...". This event series offers a fascinating glimpse into the diverse range of businesses that call Meerbusch home.

At the helm of one such company is Markus Schlein, the CEO of Sack & Kiesselbach Maschinenfabrik, a traditionally and family-owned company that specialises in developing and exporting oil-hydraulic coin, medal, and industrial presses, proudly labelled "Made in Meerbusch". These presses find application not only in the forging industry but also in sectors as diverse as the pharmaceutical, medical, and automotive industries.

The presses manufactured by Sack & Kiesselbach Maschinenfabrik have been used to produce medals for the Olympic Games, playable vinyl records made of pure gold, and coins for collectors. Such unique applications highlight the versatility of these presses and the innovative spirit of the company.

The event series, open to local entrepreneurs and other guests, aims to showcase the variety of businesses in Meerbusch. Each event invites guests to different companies, providing opportunities for local networking and fostering a sense of community among the business community.

During the summer edition of the series, the event took place at the Japanese garden of Sack & Kiesselbach Maschinenfabrik in Langst-Kierst. Approximately 50 entrepreneurs, local politicians, and economic association representatives attended the event, thereby underlining the importance of these gatherings in the local business landscape.

Mayor Christian Bommers expressed his impression of the event, praising the diversity and innovation showcased by the participating companies. The event series serves as a testament to Meerbusch's multifaceted industrial base, with prominent firms like Medtronic, a global medical technology company with a business operations role in Meerbusch, and Tsurumi Europe, known for robust engineering and specialized components, contributing to the industrial sector.

The "Wirtschaft trifft..." event series in Meerbusch is more than just an opportunity to learn about local businesses. It is a platform that encourages the exploration of various businesses in Meerbusch, offering interesting insights into the local economy and the diverse industries that thrive within it.

Other businesses in Meerbusch, such as Tsurumi Europe, focus on robust engineering and specialized components, demonstrating the town's strong presence in technology-oriented industries. The finance sector also has a significant role, with global medical technology companies like Medtronic having business operations in Meerbusch, thus contributing to the diverse financial landscape of the town.

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