Krause joined Unicep in 2009 as a Senior Program Manager. "I'm looking forward to building on the Program Management model that has been successfully implemented at Unicep and continuing to focus on exceeding our customer's expectations," Krause stated. He will report to Greg Taylor, Vice President of Operations at Unicep. "Kirby is an effective leader with the character and integrity that are essential to a leadership position in my organization," Taylor stated, "I'm looking forward to the positive impact that Kirby will have on the customer experience with Unicep."
Unicep offers a full range of project management services, from turnkey to individual services, all specific to each individual customer needs. Their program management team individually manages the necessary Unicep resources to bring about the successful completion of each customer project and ensures that the manufacturing of each product has a seamless transition into their facility.
Prior to Unicep, Krause was employed by SprayCool (now Parker Aerospace), in Liberty Lake, WA, as a Program Manager and Supply Chain Manager. He has held program management and engineering positions in a manufacturing environment for the past 15 years.
Unicep offers a full range of project management services, from turnkey to individual services, all specific to each individual customer needs. Their program management team individually manages the necessary Unicep resources to bring about the successful completion of each customer project and ensures that the manufacturing of each product has a seamless transition into their facility.
Prior to Unicep, Krause was employed by SprayCool (now Parker Aerospace), in Liberty Lake, WA, as a Program Manager and Supply Chain Manager. He has held program management and engineering positions in a manufacturing environment for the past 15 years.
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