Terry S.
About Terry S.
Terry S. is the Chairman and CEO of thyssenkrupp in Birmingham, UK, and also serves as the Managing Director of thyssenkrupp Materials UK. He has over three decades of experience in the metals industry and a strong educational background.
Chairman and CEO at thyssenkrupp
Terry S. has been leading ThyssenKrupp UK plc as Chairman and CEO since October 2012. Based in Birmingham, United Kingdom, he oversees operations at thyssenkrupp Materials UK. With a career spanning over three decades in leadership roles within the industrial sector, Terry utilizes his extensive experience in the metals industry to drive the company's strategic initiatives and operations.
Managing Director at thyssenkrupp Materials UK
In addition to his role as Chairman and CEO, Terry S. serves as the Managing Director at thyssenkrupp Materials UK. Based in Birmingham, his responsibilities include overseeing the company's material trade operations, optimizing supply chains, and integrating advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and data science. Terry's leadership ensures the company maintains sustainable and cost-efficient supply chain practices.
Managing Director at KME
Terry S. previously worked at KME as Managing Director from 1994 to 2001. Over his seven-year tenure, he gained substantial experience in the metals industry, which laid the foundation for his subsequent leadership roles. His work at KME involved managing various aspects of the company, showcasing his strategic management capabilities in an industrial setting.
Sales Manager at Pechiney World Trade
Before his role at KME, Terry S. served as Sales Manager at Pechiney World Trade from 1987 to 1994. For seven years, he was responsible for managing and boosting the company's sales efforts. This experience helped him develop a deep understanding of the market and build valuable skills in sales strategy and management.
Education and Expertise
Terry S. holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Kingston University, which he achieved between 1993 and 1995. He also attended Cannock Grammar School and later, the Stanford Graduate School of Business, enhancing his strong educational background. Coupled with his executive experience, his education has been fundamental in his ability to lead and innovate within the industrial and materials sectors.