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Cemen Tech has two new faces in its senior leadership team
February 28, 2023 By Don Horne
Cemen Tech has announced the appointment of two new members to it’s senior leadership team, Matt Bergman and Woody Hancock.
Bergman has been named Director of Customer Service and Hancock is the Director of Information Technology.
“We are excited to welcome Matt and Woody to Cemen Tech, and are confident their extensive skills, knowledge and experience will be valuable as we continue to grow the volumetric concrete market,” said Cemen Tech CEO & President Connor Deering. “Cemen Tech is known for manufacturing the highest quality concrete mixers – and providing world-class service and support to our customers. Our Senior Leadership Team plays a key role in delivering on these commitments and we are proud to have Matt and Woody on board.”
Matt Bergman
As Director of Customer Service, Bergman is responsible for oversight of Cemen Tech’s superior support operations, including classroom and in-field training, technical support and team of regional technical support managers. He comes to Cemen Tech from the multi-national food processing equipment manufacturer Marel, where he served for 24 years in numerous roles across service, product management, and engineering.
Bergman’s most recent position was as Vice President of Service Operations for North America. He holds an associate degree in robotics and automation from Indian Hills Community College in Ottumwa, Iowa.
Woody Hancock
Woody Hancock joins Cemen Tech after serving 21 years at Hirsh Industries growing from a network engineering role into the Director of IT. As the network engineer, he designed and built the infrastructure of all IT systems at Hirsh and was responsible for security, business continuity and network communications.
At Cemen Tech, Hancock will be leveraging that expertise into building and securing an enterprise level infrastructure and guiding the IT team in their strategic objectives. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Brigham Young University-Idaho
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