NashTech opens Dusseldorf office and appoints Sebastian Russ as Sales Director, Germany

02/01/20232 min read

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NashTech opens Dusseldorf office and appoints Sebastian Russ as Sales Director, Germany

London, January 2023 — NashTech, the global IT solutions business has opened a new office in Dusseldorf and welcomes Sebastian Russ who joins as Sales Director, Germany.

“Sebastian brings a wealth of experience in delivering IT solutions. His contribution and guidance as we build our German business will be exciting for our teams and our customers. We look forward to supporting him.”

Nick Lonsdale, former CEO – NashTech

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Sebastian Russ

Sales Director, NashTech Germany

“I have joined a progressive company at a very exciting time and I am looking forward to working with the great team here. My career has always been based on collaboration so I am really excited about being a part of the NashTech team since collaboration is foundational to their services, people and brand which is a perfect match for the highly important German market.”

Sebastian Russ, Sales Director – NashTech

About NashTech

NashTech are experts in technology, delivering smart solutions that solve business challenges and create value. Our award-winning teams apply deep expertise and passion to deliver complex IT projects globally. The approach brings together flexibility, reliability and accelerated product innovation to recommend and deliver outcomes that will meet and compliment your wider goals and ambitions. From technology advisory to robotic process automation, from application development to data driven insights, from customer experience to application maintenance, we have the solutions to deliver customer vision.

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