maierAMERICA Celebrates 25 Years in Gwinnett County, German subsidiary marks milestone anniversary alongside global parent’s centennial

(Gwinnett County, Ga., October 24, 2025) –– maierAMERICA, a wholly owned subsidiary of Christian Maier GmbH & Co. KG, is celebrating its 25th anniversary in Gwinnett County. Since entering the U.S. market in 2000, the company has become a trusted partner to industries worldwide and a key contributor to Gwinnett’s advanced manufacturing landscape. maierAMERICA manufactures and repairs rotary joints, also known as unions. With applications across nearly 20 industries and more than 500 fields, the company’s products support sectors including paper production, plastics, textiles, food processing, and metalworking.

Rob Kuehl, CEO of maierAMERICA, said, “This anniversary is not only a celebration of our past but a commitment to our future. For 25 years, we have been proud to grow in Gwinnett while providing second chances and creating meaningful opportunities for individuals to thrive. We look forward to continuing that mission for decades to come.”

The company’s anniversary also coincides with the 100th anniversary of Christian Maier GmbH & Co. KG, the German manufacturer at the core of the maierGROUP. The group credits its century of success to a customer-centric approach, sustainable practices, and a strong commitment to education and workforce development.

Florian Maier, Managing Partner of Christian Maier GmbH & Co. KG, noted, “Reaching 25 years in Gwinnett is a significant achievement for our company. Innovating and growing here in Georgia and the Americas has allowed us to strengthen both our business and our partnerships in the community.”

Andreas Greiner, Managing Director of Christian Maier GmbH & Co. KG, added, “Our success in the Americas reflects our mission to deliver world-class quality and reliability, backed by unparalleled service to customers everywhere.”

maierAmerica expanded in Gwinnett in 2024, tripling its local footprint to 20,500 square feet and solidifying its long-term commitment to the county and the strong demand for its products.

Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson recognized the milestone by proclaiming October 23, 2025, as maierAMERICA Day. “maierAMERICA’s 25th anniversary underscores their dedication to growth, sustainability, and community impact,” Hendrickson said. “Their presence reinforces Gwinnett’s role as a hub for international business and advanced manufacturing.”

“We are proud to celebrate maierAMERICA’s 25 years in Gwinnett,” said Kevin Carmichael, Senior Vice President of Partnership Gwinnett.  “Their success reflects the strength of the partnerships that connect our local community to regional and international opportunities. By investing in workforce development and innovation, maierAMERICA is helping build the collaborative ecosystem that keeps Gwinnett and metro Atlanta competitive on a global scale.”

Since 2007, Partnership Gwinnett has helped bring more than 38,000 new jobs and over $5 billion in capital investment to the county, working with global companies like maierAMERICA to expand opportunity, strengthen the local economy, and connect Gwinnett to the world.

“This anniversary reflects the depth of the industrial and cultural ties between Germany and the United States, said the Honorable Melanie Moltmann, Consul General at the German Consulate General in Atlanta. “maierAMERICA’s success in Georgia is a testament to the strong partnership and mutual respect that define our nations’ relationship.”

Matthias Hoffmann, President and CEO of the AHK German American Chamber of Commerce, remarked, “maierAmerica’s presence and growth in Gwinnett County exemplifies the dynamic role German Mittelstand companies play in shaping the local economy. This milestone highlights how family-owned enterprises can drive technological advancement while remaining deeply rooted in their communities.“

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