Edwin de Wolf joins Pregis as md

Edwin de Wolf has been appointed managing director of Pregis Protective Packaging Europe. He joins Pregis after 22 years with GE Plastics and GE Security where he was most recently managing director, EMEA.

De Wolf will continue to develop Pregis’ customer-focused growth strategy, leading and supporting individual regions in the development and introduction of new products, implementation of operational efficiencies and the continued enhancement of customer service.

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