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Who’s Who in the Zoo

Nathan Petersen- Ecolab’s Textile Care Division

Who’s Who in the Zoo

Who’s Who in the Zoo

Nathan Petersen, Ecolab’s Textile Care Division


My name is Nathan Petersen, and I’m taking this opportunity to introduce myself as the newSales Director within Ecolab’s Textile Care Division. I’ve been with Ecolab for over a decade, starting out in various operational field roles.During this time, I rolled up my sleeves and immersed myself in the diverse operations of our customers. I am passionate about sustainability and proud of my ability to effectively engage and lead teams, implement strategic solutions, and foster a culture of innovation. This allows our customers to protect their assets, reduce water and energy consumption, without compromising product quality. My involvement in Ecolab’s Local and Global Sustainability Networks keeps me at the forefront of cutting-edge innovations and initiatives. Ecolab has many comprehensive laundry solutions, such as Ox-yGuard 40 and our PerformanceIndustrial range, and I am excited to share that we have many more industry-leading innovative programs available and in development. These include ourEnergy OptimiserAir (heat recovery technology) and Wash Process Intelligence solutions, designed to enhance commercial laundry operations. My extensive experience spans various water-intensive processes across the Food & Beverage, Mining, Public Utilities, and Manufacturing sectors. In the coming months, I will continue to visit many laundries across Australia to gain a better understanding of their challenges and look forward to collaborating with you on effective solutions.


See you soon! Nathan

nathan.Petersen@ecolab.com.

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