Gerhard Mayer, engineer designer and problem solver
The 80's
The 2000's
In 1999, he was hired by Interium (now X-Position), which manufactures commercial lightboxes. He found his calling in the museum and architectural glass sector by meeting with Manfred Frank. In 2002; the latter contracted Gerhard as the head of European engineering. European Museum Technology (EMT) was born.
Gerhard went on to earn a solid reputation in the museum sector before returning to Australia setting up manufacturing facilities for EMT in Melbourne, Australia, in 2007.
Gerhard and his team of engineers and technicians have gone on to earn a solid reputation designing, engineering and fabricating museum showcases around the world.
His innate ability to disseminate his knowledge and experience across many countries and cultures has put his services in demand worldwide.
EMT’s work can be found in many museums and art galleries in iconic cultural centers such as Dubai, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Paris, Dublin, and Hong Kong, among many others.
Gerhard Mayer can often be found windsurfing or touring on and off-road on his beloved Royal Enfield when not working in his Melbourne facility.
No matter the problem, Gerhard will find an ambitious solution, adapting to unforeseen changes along the way, making appropriate revisions to ensure a positive outcome.
He is still relentless in his search to find ways to make things work better.
No matter the problem, Gerhard will find an ambitious solution, adapting to unforeseen changes along the way, making appropriate revisions to ensure a positive outcome.
