De Nora Water Technologies is a leader in disinfection and filtration technologies, with a global footprint that includes offices in Europe, United States, Japan, China, Singapore and Brazil. Dr. Wilderer is committed to bolstering the company’s revenue growth with geographic and application market expansion, technology advancements, and improved processes that will bring an enhanced 21st century experience to De Nora Water Technologies global customer base.
"We are thrilled to have Mirka on the De Nora management team," offered De Nora CEO, Paolo Dellachà. "She brings years of success applying innovative solutions to leading change and managing business transformation. I’m confident that her exceptional leadership skills and a gift for fostering cross-functional collaboration will be a perfect fit for our growing Water Technologies business. As we approach De Nora’s 100-year anniversary, Mirka’s demonstrated success, enthusiasm and entrepreneurial mindset is the fresh approach we need to achieve our goals and lead us into another century of providing sustainable technologies."
Born and raised in Germany, Dr. Wilderer has 15 years of water industry experience in numerous countries in Europe and Asia, moving to the United States in 2009. She holds a doctorate in international management.
"I’ve spent my life surrounded by people with a passion and pride for caring for water, beginning with my parents who were devoted water professionals," said Wilderer. "With a real passion for international management, I am delighted to be a part of a company with a truly global footprint – a presence around the world including emerging markets like China, Japan and Brazil. I’m honored to be part of the De Nora team, known for its reliability and responsiveness to our customers. My vision for De Nora Water Technologies is to surge ahead in the market by leveraging the talents, experience, and commitment of our global team. Our goal is to become the partner of choice to sustainably treat a resource that touches each of our lives, making water easy for our customers."
GEOMAR startet Ostsee-Expeditionen zur Erforschung von Seegras und Phytoplankton
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