– USA, CA – RōBEX LLC, a precision integrator of industrial robots, today announced the addition of Craig Ulrich to its Board of Directors. RōBEX is a portfolio company of Angeles Equity Partners, LLC, a private investment firm focused on value creation through operational transformation.
About Craig Ulrich
Craig Ulrich has been a leader in robotics and automation, having recently served as the CEO of JR Automation, a Hitachi company, and provider of automated manufacturing and robotic technology integration solutions. Before JR Automation, Ulrich was VP of Esys Automation, which was acquired by JR Automation. Ulrich was director of automation deployment engineering at Amazon, and began his career at General Motors, holding multiple senior-level positions developing strategic manufacturing technologies and tools. Ulrich specializes in manufacturing operations and go-to-market strategy.
“I am excited to partner with both RōBEX and Angeles to help realize what we believe is the full potential of the business. I believe my prior leadership in the operations automation space will be immensely valuable as we seek opportunities to help RōBEX customers and partners excel at producing and delivering their best products,” said Craig Ulrich.
About RōBEX
RōBEX is a robotic material handling integrator founded in 2015 in Perrysburg, Ohio. The company acquired Mid-State Engineering and +Vantage in 2022 and has manufacturing facilities in Perrysburg, OH; Livonia, MI; Tipton, IN; and Saltillo, Mexico. RōBEX uses its experience and expertise to bring value to customers through robotic solutions that improve productivity and safety.
For more information: https://robex.us/
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