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New Managing Director of nedap Technology Partner [nTp]

2026-04-24

Matthias Kleemeier mamed new Managing Director of nedap Technology partner [nTp]

Effective April 1, 2026, Matthias Kleemeier has taken over as managing director of nedap Technology partner [nTp] for Security Management. He succeeds the company’s long-time managing director, Thomas Bredehorn. Kleemeier, previously a Security Systems Specialist at Bachner Elektro GmbH & Co. KG, brings decades of experience in technology, sales, and management in the field of connected building security and is a sought-after industry expert.

“I am looking forward to this new challenge and the trust placed in me with this position,” says Kleemeier. “Due to the rapid advancements in science and technology, connected building security is a highly dynamic field in which new security threats are constantly emerging. Therefore, companies in the physical security sector rely on solid technological expertise and continuous innovation to confidently meet new challenges. In my new role, I aim to further advance precisely these capabilities.”

The new management team is not the only change at nedap Technology partner [nTp]: As of January 1, 2026, the company has become a wholly owned subsidiary of the Bachner Group. In this way, nedap Technology partner [nTp] adds another building block to its existing service portfolio, enabling the group to take the next step toward becoming a full-service provider of connected security technology.

nedap Technology partner [nTp]: Security Technology with a Future

nedap Technology partner [nTp] for Security Management has been a high-performing partner for security solutions since 2011. As an Alliance Partner of the manufacturer Nedap N.V. in Germany, the company specializes in AEOS access control systems, alarm systems, and video technology. With its two German locations in Stuttgart and Hanover, nedap Technology partner [nTp] serves customers from a wide range of sectors with high security requirements, including, for example, banking, the automotive industry, the chemical industry, and the public sector.

Matthias Kleemeier