Alexander Härtl
About Alexander Härtl
Alexander Härtl serves as the Key Account Manager for Mercedes Benz Cars & Vans at Grammer AG, a position he has held since 2021. He previously worked at the same company as a Commodity Buyer for Plastics from 2012 to 2021.
Work at Grammer AG
Alexander Härtl has been employed at Grammer AG since 2012. He currently holds the position of Key Account Manager for Mercedes Benz Cars & Vans, a role he has occupied since 2021. In this capacity, he is responsible for managing key accounts and fostering relationships with clients in the automotive sector. Prior to this role, he served as a Commodity Buyer for Plastics at Grammer AG from 2012 to 2021, where he focused on procurement and supply chain management.
Background
Alexander Härtl has a long-standing career at Grammer AG, spanning over a decade. His professional journey began in 2012 when he joined the company as a Commodity Buyer for Plastics. After nine years in that role, he transitioned to his current position as Key Account Manager for Mercedes Benz Cars & Vans in 2021. His experience in both positions has equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of the automotive industry and client management.
Career Progression
Throughout his tenure at Grammer AG, Alexander Härtl has demonstrated a commitment to professional growth. Starting as a Commodity Buyer, he developed expertise in procurement and supplier relations. His successful transition to Key Account Manager reflects his ability to adapt and take on new challenges within the organization. This progression highlights his contributions to the company's operations and client engagement strategies.
Expertise in Automotive Sector
In his current role as Key Account Manager for Mercedes Benz Cars & Vans, Alexander Härtl applies his extensive knowledge of the automotive sector. His responsibilities include managing key client accounts and ensuring that customer needs are met effectively. His previous experience as a Commodity Buyer has provided him with valuable insights into the supply chain and procurement processes, which are essential for his current position.