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Stevco welcomes new 
director

by Michelle Goldsmith
January 25, 2015
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James Blannin has joined the team at Stevco as a director of the business, looking after business development for the seal and pump business in Melbourne’s north and west.

James has been part of the pump industry for a number of years. His most recent position prior to his new role at Stevco was as a branch manager selling mostly positive displacement pumps for coating applications including automotive paint, polyureas, epoxy, and adhesives in both plural and single component.

Energetic and technically minded, with great customer service focus, James looks forward to working alongside Steve Russell and the rest of the team to grow Stevco Victoria.

Fellow Stevco director Steve Russell is thrilled to have James join the team at Stevco.

“It’s great to have James on the team here at Stevco bringing in new experience, product knowledge and some new approaches to the future of Stevco,” said Steve.

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