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Photos courtesy of Peter Neumann Peter Neumann steered Engel during technological changes like rising automation, which the company closely linked to its molding machines to offer manufacturers in high-cost, developed countries ways to boost their competitiveness. DETROIT—Peter Neumann, former CEO of Engel Holding GmbH, enters the Plastics Hall of Fame after putting the injection press maker on a path that's made it one of the world's largest molding machine suppliers. Neumann, who became head of the group in 1997 and retired in 2016, oversaw the building of the company's three factories in...

Neumann led Engel's global growth, found partners who ‘push us to new limits' Photos courtesy of Peter Neumann Peter Neumann steered Engel during technological changes like rising automation, which the company closely linked to its molding machines to offer manufacturers in high-cost, developed countries ways to boost their competitiveness. Peter Neumann, former CEO of Engel Holding GmbH, enters the Plastics Hall of Fame after putting the injection press maker on a path that's made it one of the world's largest molding machine suppliers. Neumann, who became head of the group in 1997 and re...

Inductees flew millions of miles before Hall of Fame Inductees flew millions of miles before Hall of Fame Print This year's class of Plastics Hall of Fame inductees have all traveled to dozens of countries and many were still on the move even as they have entered retirement. They flew for work, trade shows, conferences, speeches and pleasure. That is, until early 2020 when they were put on "house arrest," as Vince Witherup said during a recent interview with Plastics News. The coronavirus pandemic grounded or reduced most airline travel, which was one of the reasons the Plastics Academy Hall...

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