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Tooling Tech Group (TTG), a leading provider of highly engineered tools and automated assembly equipment to a wide range of industries, has announced that it has hired Brian Bosworth as Business Development Manager for its Compression Molds and Thermoform Tooling division. Bosworth will be responsible for increasing business with current customers, finding and developing new business markets and opportunities, and developing sales goals for the company’s compression composite molds, thermoform tooling, rotational tooling and blow molds.
“Brian has great sales experience in composites tooling as well as within the automotive, aerospace and industrial sectors, making him a great fit for Tooling Tech Group,” said Todd Wodzinski, chief commercial officer.
Bosworth brings extensive knowledge of composites and polymers manufacturing and tooling with him to this position. Before joining TTG, Bosworth was the senior sales manager for Prospect Mold and Die (Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio) and, prior to that, was a technical sales manager of composite tooling for Rubbercraft (Long Beach, Calif.). Bosworth has a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial technology from Ohio University, is certified as a manufacturing technologist (CmfgT) by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME), and is a member of the Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE).
Bosworth will work out of Tooling Tech Group’s Ft. Loramie, Ohio facility.
Founded by Tony Seger in 1982 and headquartered in Macomb, Mich., the Tooling Tech Group has grown to become the largest tooling company in the United States serving the automotive industry with tooling used to produce a wide variety of vehicle components, including soft-trim, powertrain components, structural stampings, valve bodies, dashboard and under-the-hood components, thermo-acoustic panels, roof components, liquid reservoirs, trunk components, wheel liners and more.
Non-automotive uses for the company’s tooling products include manufacturing of appliances, lawn & garden products, consumer goods, off-road equipment, marine products, agricultural equipment, heavy-trucks, industrial blow-molds, kayaks, small engines, and aerospace structures.
