Pierre Eloy: Sennheiser (Greater China)

Pierre Eloy

Sennheiser has named Pierre Eloy the Managing Director of its subsidiary in the Greater China Region.

Eloy joined Sennheiser in December 2015, following a position as Chief Executive Officer at Novofibre, based in the company’s Beijing office. He has more than a decade of general management experience specialising in European investments in China. Pierre holds a Kellogg MBA and a BSc in Business Administration. In his new role, Eloy will be based at the company’s Beijing office, managing teams in Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong.

The appointment was announced by Sennheiser co-CEOs Daniel and Dr Andreas Sennheiser: ‘Pierre brings a wealth of experience in sales and marketing operations in China that will be invaluable in steering the company as we fully embrace the significant potential for new growth and innovation in this exciting region,’ says Daniel Sennheiser.

More: www.sennheiser.com

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Pierre Eloy: Sennheiser (Greater China)