Mastip Appoints New General Manager
Mastip Inc., a supplier of specialist hot runner solutions to the global plastics industry, announces the appointment of Jeff Ribley as general manager.
Mastip Inc., a supplier of specialist hot runner solutions to the global plastics industry, announces the appointment of Jeff Ribley as general manager. An Indiana native, Ribley has spent the majority of his business career in the plastics and injection molding industry as a sales and business development professional. With over 30 years of leadership and sales experience, Jeff is the ideal candidate to take the reins of Mastip’s day-to-day operations, drive company growth and provide effective solutions for customers.
Ribley has held a series of positions of ever-increasing responsibility from sales engineer to business development manager and regional sales manager to global sales director. His most recent post was as Americas segment manager for healthcare and medical for Trelleborg Sealing Solutions. Ribley holds a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial technology. When away from the office, he enjoys spending time with his wife and four adult children, participating in outdoor activities such as water skiing, hunting, fishing and is an avid football fan of players of all ages.
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