Revving Up Amidst Challenges: The Secret Behind Walbro’s Performance in 2021

 

 

The European equipment distribution landscape is undergoing an incredible transformation. At the forefront of this change is Walbro, a company that has boldly embraced the challenges of a shifting market. Under the leadership of Christopher Quick, President of Walbro Aftermarket Products Group, the company has displayed resilience and innovation in the face of a turbulent year. Despite supply chain disruptions and a global pandemic, Walbro has rallied to achieve record-breaking sales figures. The key to their success? A significant strategic shift at the beginning of the year, expanding into other market segments, and bolstering their product range. On this episode of Talkin’ Shop with Walbro, we prepare to hear from Quick, along with Bob McCue, Channel Marketing Director, and Elton Fisch, Engineering Director at Walbro, and look forward to gaining more insights on Walbro’s performance in 2021.

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