Andreas Schick

Biography

Andreas Schick (b. 1970) studied Automotive Engineering at the University of Munich. In 1994, he joined the Schaeffler Group as a development engineer at LuK in Bühl. During the first years of his professional career he developed new simulation and testing methods for arc springs for dual mass fly wheels. In 1996, Andreas Schick transferred to Schaeffler Brazil where he became production manager of the LuK clutch plant and plant manager of a gray iron foundry in Mogi Mirim. Within three years he managed to turn the foundry operations into a profitable business for gray iron brake systems. In 2004, Andreas Schick was appointed President LuK North America where, among other things, he was responsible for restructuring the area of torque converters in the Wooster plant. In 2008, Andreas Schick assumed the position of President of the business unit Transmission Applications. This business unit has global responsibility for all of Schaeffler's business activities for INA and FAG products in the field of transmissions. In 2009, the Schaeffler Group introduced a lean program under the name of "MOVE" and Mr. Schick was responsible for the launch of this program. He has been Regional CEO Asia/Pacific for the Schaeffler Group since 2014 and is based in Singapore.

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