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Germán Martínez, executive vice president of Kubota Spain and Turkey

With effect from January 1, 2016, Germán Martínez Sainz-Trápaga is executive vice president of Kubota Spain (KES) and Kubota Turkey (KTT) reporting to their presidents, Hiroshi Shimada and Takashi Nakano.

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With effect from January 1, 2016, Germán Martínez Sainz-Trápaga is executive vice president of Kubota Spain (KES) and Kubota Turkey (KTT) reporting to their presidents, Hiroshi Shimada and Takashi Nakano.

In this newly created position, Germán be responsible for leading the sales and marketing functions in KES and KTT in collaboration with these presidents and the new organization of Agricultural Business in the European Union (EU), which is a pan-European organization of Kubota Farming.

Before joining Kubota, German, graduated from the Polytechnic University of Madrid as Agronomist, has been working almost 27 years in the market segment of agricultural machinery in several countries including Spain, Portugal, Italy and Turkey and in the company John Deere.

Thanks to their combined with deep practical experience in several countries agricultural education, German successfully contribute to the growth of Kubota in the European agricultural sector.

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