News & novelties 07/07/2023
In the wake of the unexpected passing of Ecorobotix's CEO, Simon Aspinall, the company's board has named Aurélien G. Demaurex as the ad interim CEO.
Aurélien G. Demaurex
Ecorobotix, a leading innovator in the field of agricultural robotics, announces the appointment of Aurélien G. Demaurex as its interim CEO, following the unexpected passing of their CEO, Simon Aspinall. Demaurex, the company’s co-founder and CFO, is ideally suited to guide Ecorobotix during this transitional period and will serve as the interim CEO until a new CEO is appointed.
Demaurex wants to assure clients, investors, and employees of the company's unwavering dedication to stability and growth, even as the company grieves this unfortunate loss.
Ecorobotix extends its gratitude to its valued investors, stakeholders, and partners for their continued support and confidence. As a company, and despite this tragedy, everyone at Ecorobotix remains committed to delivering exceptional customer service, growing in the market by developing new business opportunities & partnerships and strengthening our overall position as a market leader in ultra-high precision crop treatments and plant-by-plant data solutions.
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