Moacir Camargo named as the new managing director of Lindal do Brazil

The Lindal Group has announced the appointment of Moacir Camargo to the position of managing director of Lindal do Brazil, effective as of this month.

Camargo, based in Sao Paulo, has extensive experience in sales and management for the dispending industry, having worked most recently at Aptar’s Beauty and Home division as director general. He started his career in finance and is fluent in Portuguese, Spanish and English and has worked for other multinational based in Europe.

Camargo will report to Robert Brands, president Lindal Americas and to Phil Lever, director global sales at the Lindal Group. Brands comments on the appointment: “We welcome Moacir to the Lindal team and look forward to his impact on our regional growth.”

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