Greenville, South Carolina, United States, February 2026 – Brent Reichert has started a new position as Head of Human Resources, US at Bertrandt Group, taking on national HR leadership responsibilities for the organization’s U.S. operations.
Brent joined Bertrandt Group in 2025 and most recently served as Human Resources Project Manager and Supervisor, following his role as Human Resources Administration Manager – US. In these positions, he contributed to strengthening HR strategy, operations, and organizational alignment across U.S. teams before stepping into this expanded leadership role.
Prior to Bertrandt Group, Brent served as Human Resources Manager at Luxor Scientific, where he led full-spectrum HR strategy including talent acquisition, performance management, compensation and benefits design, compliance, HR analytics, and employee engagement initiatives. His leadership emphasized aligning HR strategy with business goals and fostering a positive, compliant, and performance-driven culture.
Earlier in his career, Brent held senior HR leadership roles at CANarchy Craft Brewery Collective, Prym Consumer USA, Terex Corporation, and Riddell, managing HR operations for large, multi-state and multi-location teams. He also gained early HR leadership experience at Boehringer Ingelheim and Parker Hannifin, building deep expertise in manufacturing, operations, compliance, and organizational development.
In his new role, Brent will oversee HR strategy and operations for Bertrandt Group’s U.S. business, supporting workforce growth, compliance, talent management, and organizational effectiveness aligned with the company’s focus on digitalization, e-mobility, and advanced engineering solutions.
About Bertrandt Group
Bertrandt Group is an independent, international development service provider with deep automotive expertise and cross-industry engineering capabilities. With approximately 12,000 employees across more than 50 sites worldwide, the company delivers technological solutions in areas including digitalization, e-mobility, autonomous systems, aerospace, and mechanical engineering, contributing to sustainable technological progress globally.
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