Eddie Slotboom: Eurotruss

Eurotruss has expanded its executive leadership team with the appointment of Eddie Slotboom as CEO of Structures & Stages, reinforcing Eurotruss’ ambitions for continued international growth and strengthening the Netherlands-based company’s place in high-end roof, staging and trussing.

Eddie Slotboom Slotboom has held senior leadership roles at companies such as Stageco and Mojo Rental, and his career spans the full scope of the truss and rigging system, from production environments to complex, large-scale event builds worldwide.

Known for his pragmatic and hands-on leadership style, he focuses on solutions that work in practice. At Eurotruss, he will play a key role in aligning in house engineering with on-site application, ensuring that innovation is driven by real-world customer needs.

‘Eurotruss stands for quality, innovation, and reliability,’ he says. ‘ I’m excited to work with the team to develop new structures, push boundaries, and support clients in taking their productions to the next level.’

More: www.eurotruss.com

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