WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, USA, Feb 18, 2025 — Concepts NREC, a world leader in end to end products and services designed specifically for turbomachinery, is pleased to announce that long-time industry expert Hiroyoshi Shimizu will lead sales and customer relations in Japan.
Mr. Shimizu joins Concepts NREC with a deep familiarity and working knowledge of the software tools and turbomachinery design challenges they are built to overcome.
His 25 years’ experience with turbomachinery design and analysis software sales, support, and engineering, along with a thorough understanding of the full turbomachinery design process from meanline through CFD analysis, will play a critical role in the onboarding and continued success of our clients.
Peter Weitzman, head of software sales for Concepts NREC notes that “Hiro has worked with us for 25 years at various resellers and partners in Japan and is an expert on our software and services. I am thrilled to be able to bring him on as our first direct staff member in Japan. Hiro will work closely with our resellers, including long-time reseller Daiichi Systems Engineering (DSE), and our customers to increase customer success and to grow our business. The hiring of Hiro shows our commitment to the Japanese turbomachinery market.”
About Concepts NREC
Headquartered in the USA, Concepts NREC is the only company in the world with end-to-end capabilities to take turbomachinery products from concept to reality. For more than 65 years, Concepts NREC has been at the forefront of turbomachinery design and innovation, providing engineering services, design software, CAM software, precision manufacturing, assembly, testing, training, and installation. Our mission is to provide the cutting-edge turbomachinery products, tools, and solutions the world needs for a sustainable future.
About Agile Engineering Design System
Concepts NREC’s Agile Engineering Design System is a complementary suite of programs for Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) that covers the entire design process — from preliminary sizing through fluid dynamics and mechanical stress and vibration analysis. Final designs can be easily imported into our industry-leading CAM software, MAX-PAC™, to create efficient 5-axis machining strategies.
To learn more, visit www.conceptsnrec.com.
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