Tekni-Plex names new director of strategy and market development—Asia

Tekni-Plex, Inc. has announced that Tyler Sun has joined the company as director of strategy and market development—Asia.

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Tekni-Plex, Inc. has announced that Tyler Sun has joined the company as director of strategy and market development—Asia. The position has been created to help shape and drive growth in China and other parts of Asia.

“Tekni-Plex recently made a substantial $15 million investment in a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Suzhou, China, near Shanghai to support the growing Asian marketplace. We are committed to providing expanded solutions in medical tubing, medical compounds and dispensing products via our Natvar, Colorite and Action Technology businesses,” said Russell Hubbard, senior vice president, international, Tekni-Plex. “Tyler will play a key role in understanding the needs of our customers and implementing effective solutions for them throughout Asia.”

Sun is a consumer packaged goods and product executive with strong marketing and business development experience. He has 15-plus years of experience working with leading multinational corporations in Asia. Most recently, he was a regional market development director, home and beauty segment, for Aptar, Suzhou, China. There, Sun was instrumental in developing strategic plans, market and product development and creating a speed-to-market process.

He has also held positions with Toly in Hong Kong, MeadWestvaco in Shanghai and Calmar in Kansas City, Missouri, where he delivered tactical and strategic plans for a number of product and market categories.
Sun has a Bachelor of Arts in business communications and telecommunication technology from the University of Kansas. He resides in Suzhou, China.

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