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important producers of indium and germanium worldwide and we expect the stability of Firebird’s supply chain to be viewed as a differentiating asset by our customers.”
About 5N Plus Inc.
5N Plus draws its name from the purity of its products, 99.999% (five nines or 5N) and more. 5N Plus, which has its head office in Montreal, Québec, develops and produces high- purity metals and compounds for electronic applications and provides its customers with recycling solutions. The Company is an integrated producer with both primary and secondary refining capabilities. 5N Plus focuses on specialty metals such as tellurium, cadmium and selenium and on related compounds such as cadmium telluride and cadmium sulphide. The Company’s products are critical precursors in a number of electronic applications, including the rapidly-expanding solar (thin-film photovoltaic) market, for which 5N Plus is a major supplier of cadmium telluride, and the radiation detector and thermoelectric markets.
Advanced Photonix, Inc. Hires National Sales Account Manager for Terahertz Product Platform
2010-03-09
Industry Veteran Brings Nuclear Gauge, Product Quality and Vision System Experience to New Role
Advanced Photonix, Inc. (R) (NYSE Amex: API) announced today that it has hired John J. Riccardi, who has more than 25 years of national and international experience in capital equipment technology sales, for the new position of National Sales Account Manager for its Terahertz product platform, effective March 1, 2010.
Most recently Mr. Riccardi has been Director of Global Business Development and North American Sales Director for ISRA Vision
April/May 2010
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AG, a euro 60 million global machine vision technology company based in Germany. Prior to that he was Manager, Global Business Development at NDC Infrared Engineering, a $60 million global operating unit of Spectris PLC, London, which specializes in physics- based, online sensors used to manufacture hygienic and medical non-wovens, plastics, packaging, pharmaceuticals and foods. Between 1998 and 2005, Mr. Riccardi held a variety of management, business development and product development marketing positions at Cognex Corporation in their Surface Inspection Systems Division. He also spent 15 years in a variety of sales and management positions in the Industrial Systems Division of Measurex Corporation.
“John is a highly experienced and effective business development and sales manager with a proven track record of national and international accomplishments,” commented Richard (Rick) Kurtz, API’s CEO. “We are eager to utilize his expertise by tapping into his knowledge of our markets. With his experience in the nuclear gauge industry, where Measurex is now the market leader (acquired by Honeywell), as well as his significant background in quality control and his vast understanding of the use of vision systems to find defects in the surface of products that are optical in nature, we know that his ability to strategize new opportunities for the Company will be a valuable asset as we move forward to expand our Terahertz product platform.”
“Advanced Photonix has an outstanding reputation in the industry,” commented Mr. Riccardi. “I look forward to driving the sales initiative for the Terahertz product platform, leveraging its reach in its current marketplace, expanding the platform’s visibility, and developing new markets for the high-quality, high-performance products.”
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