Hexagon Appoints New President for Manufacturing Intelligence Division

Hexagon Appoints New President for Manufacturing Intelligence Division

Hexagon has announced the appointment of Andreas Renulf as the new President of its Manufacturing Intelligence division, effective May 1, 2025. Renulf will succeed Josh Weiss, who is leaving the company.

Hexagon has announced the appointment of Andreas Renulf as the new President of its Manufacturing Intelligence division, effective May 1, 2025. This leadership change comes as Josh Weiss, the current President, prepares to leave the company for another opportunity. Renulf will report directly to Norbert Hanke, the interim President and CEO of Hexagon, and will work alongside Weiss to ensure a smooth transition until the end of May, announced in a press release.

Andreas Renulf joined Hexagon in January 2024 as Chief Operating Officer and Head of Machine Control for the Geosystems division. He has been instrumental in enhancing operational efficiencies and fostering a culture of continuous improvement. Before joining Hexagon, Renulf held leadership roles at Trelleborg and ABB, bringing extensive experience in driving growth and profitability across various industries.

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