LEM
Mathias Krohn currently serves as the Group Head of IT Operations at LEM, starting in March 2024. Prior to this role, Mathias held various positions at Bacardi from October 2015 to August 2023, including Senior Service Manager for Global Operations Technology, where responsibilities included establishing operational principles and a support organization for agile products and addressing complex global IT issues. Previous roles at Bacardi included Product Owner and Service Operations Manager for IT, overseeing a large application support vendor team, and Associate Manager in Global Operations Technology, focusing on service delivery and customer satisfaction. Earlier experience includes serving as a Buyer for IT Services at Anheuser-Busch InBev and working as a student at Messe- und Veranstaltungsservice Banusch GmbH and Technical University Braunschweig. Mathias holds a Diploma/Master of Business Informatics from Technische Universität Braunschweig and an Abitur from Wirtschaftsgymnasium Rinteln.
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LEM
Lem Holding SA is Switzerland-based holding company engaged in the electric measurement industry sector. The Company's core products are transducers for measuring electrical parameters like current and voltage, which are used in the industrial, traction, automation and automotive markets. The Company is organized, along with its subsidiaries, into two segments: the Industry segment develops, manufactures and sells electronic components called transducers for the measurement of current and voltage of various industrial applications, and the Automotive segment develops, manufactures and sells transducers for applications in automotive markets. The Company's current and voltage transducers are also used in alternating current and direct current (AC/DC) converters, uninterrupted power supply systems for computers, as well as in micro turbines, wind and solar power generation. The Company has production plants in Beijing, China; Geneva, Switzerland; Machida, Japan, and Sofia, Bulgaria.