Thomas Broadbent & Sons Strengthens North American Leadership to Accelerate Strategic Growth

November 2, 2026

Thomas Broadbent & Sons is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Koehler as North American Capital Equipment and Aftermarket Manager, marking an important step in the company’s wider strategy to strengthen its international presence and accelerate growth across the solid-liquid separation market. In this pivotal role, Scott will oversee the strategic direction and management of the Centrifuge capital equipment and aftermarket services development and sales teams under Broadbent, Inc. in North America.

“Scott’s extensive experience in the solids liquid separation process equipment sector and his proven track record in driving growth make him the ideal candidate for this role,” said Richard Bond, Managing Director of Thomas Broadbent & Sons. “We are confident that his leadership will enhance our market position and improve our service and product offerings to customers.”

Scott brings over 20 years of experience in the Solids Liquid separation industry, having previously held senior management positions at leading firms. His background includes expertise in sales and engineering management, operations, aftermarket services, and product management which will be crucial in expanding Thomas Broadbent’s footprint in North America. Scott holds a Bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing Engineering from Texas A & M.

In his new role, Scott will be responsible for:

  • Developing and implementing strategies to enhance capital equipment sales and aftermarket services and for targeting new product and market development opportunities.
  • Leading a team of professionals to ensure they meet Broadbent’s commitment to Innovation, Performance, and Client Profitability
  • Collaborating with cross-functional teams to drive innovation and operational efficiency.

Thomas Broadbent & Sons is excited to welcome Scott Koehler to the team and looks forward to his contributions in driving growth and enhancing customer satisfaction in the North American market.