IFM Executive and Leadership Team

Thierry Owona, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer at IFM, directs high-level corporate strategy and operational oversight. Owona manages the integration of electrical component manufacturing processes across global facilities, ensuring alignment with the core mission of providing reliable industrial imaging and position sensors. By coordinating with the board, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer optimizes resource allocation to support long-term growth in the machine construction sector. Thierry Owona monitors market trends to refine product development cycles, maintaining a competitive edge in safety technology. This leadership role involves streamlining internal workflows to enhance production capacity and quality control standards. Through rigorous analysis of operational metrics, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer drives efficiency improvements across all manufacturing divisions. Owona secures the company's market position by fostering innovation in identification systems and connection technologies, ultimately strengthening the overall technical infrastructure required for modern industrial applications.

Sibiry Sanogo, the President at IFM, oversees the execution of organizational goals and the expansion of industrial automation solutions. Sanogo directs the implementation of systems for mobile machines, ensuring that product offerings meet the evolving demands of global manufacturing clients. As the President, Sanogo coordinates cross-functional teams to accelerate the deployment of new sensor technologies and safety systems. Sibiry Sanogo evaluates performance indicators to maintain high standards of operational excellence and customer satisfaction. This position requires constant engagement with technical departments to align product roadmaps with industry-specific requirements. By managing the broader organizational structure, the President facilitates seamless communication between engineering and production units. Sanogo drives initiatives that enhance the reliability of electrical components, supporting the company's reputation for precision. Through strategic planning and oversight, the President ensures that all business units contribute effectively to the overarching mission of advancing industrial imaging and connectivity solutions.

Kazushi Iwamuro, the President, Sales (Japan) at IFM, directs all commercial activities and market penetration strategies within the Japanese industrial sector. Iwamuro manages relationships with key machine construction partners, ensuring the widespread adoption of position sensors and identification systems. As the President, Sales (Japan), Iwamuro oversees the regional sales force to maximize revenue growth and market share. Kazushi Iwamuro analyzes local manufacturing trends to tailor product offerings, specifically focusing on the unique requirements of the regional automation market. This leadership role involves coordinating with global headquarters to ensure consistent brand messaging and technical support delivery. By optimizing the sales funnel and distribution networks, the President, Sales (Japan) drives significant improvements in regional performance. Iwamuro monitors competitive dynamics to adjust pricing and service strategies, maintaining a strong presence in the competitive Japanese landscape. Through targeted outreach and technical consultation, the President, Sales (Japan) secures long-term partnerships with major industrial manufacturers.

Karl Klinger, the Chief Sales & Marketing Officer at IFM, directs global commercial strategy and brand positioning for all electrical components. Klinger manages the integration of marketing campaigns with sales initiatives to promote safety technology and connection technologies to a diverse industrial audience. As the Chief Sales & Marketing Officer, Klinger oversees the development of digital platforms that showcase the company's portfolio of sensors and imaging systems. Karl Klinger coordinates with regional sales leaders to ensure consistent growth across international markets, focusing on expanding the footprint in emerging industrial sectors. This leadership role involves analyzing customer feedback to refine product messaging and value propositions. By optimizing the marketing mix, the Chief Sales & Marketing Officer drives brand awareness and lead generation. Klinger monitors global market shifts to adapt promotional strategies, ensuring that the company remains a preferred partner for machine construction firms. Through strategic oversight, the Chief Sales & Marketing Officer secures sustainable revenue streams.