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ACL Appoints National Sales Manager
Chicago, IL — ACL Staticide has appointed Dan Kaiser as its national sales manager. Mr. Kaiser brings substantial industry experience to the ACL Sta- ticide team in the areas of sales operations, key account management, prod- uct development and market strategy. He is an experienced sales manager with a background of more than 20 years working in distribution and business development in the electronics industry. ACL looks forward to his expert con- tributions in sales and marketing. Web:
www.aclstaticide.com
SMT Hires New Sales Manager
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Routing and/or sawing Reduced investment
EasyRouter off-line, low volume
TopRouter off-line, medium mix
Automatic tool change Long autonomy
Fast cutting speed High output
Clear cut Outstanding quality
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for Americas Wertheim, Germany — SMT Thermal Discoveries has hired Jens Saalmann as its new sales manager for the Americas. Mr. Saalmann will enable the com- pany to further expand its sales network, react more quickly to requirements and optimally exploit the market potential. He is now the contact person for North and South America. He has worked as a key account manager for the electronics and automotive supplier industry in the past. Through this posi- tion he has already gained experience with thermal processes. SMT Thermal Discoveries, based in Wertheim, Germany, was founded in 1987 and is a man- ufacturer and global supplier of machines for thermal processes from –58 to +842°F (–50 to +450°C). Web:
www.smt-wertheim.com
VJ Goup Hires VJE/VJT Suzhou
FlexRouter II in-line, high volume, high mix
SpeedRouter in-line, high volume
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IPTE America LLC 6245 Shiloh Road East, Suite B Alpharetta GA 30005 USA T: +1 (0) 678 807 0067 x 101 F: +1 (0) 678 807 0072 E:
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General Manager Bohemia, NY — VJ Group has hired Lian Li as its new general manager for VJ Electronix’ and VJ Technologies’ operations in China. Ms. Li will be re- sponsible for all functions of the VJE/VJT business operation in China. She will develop and implement an aggressive business growth plan, including de- velopment of new products, while building upon the highly capable team. A graduate from Guizhou Radio & TV University, Ms. Le brings experience as an engineer at Scienscope and vice general manager at Unicomp. In these roles she was responsible for the development of several popular X-ray prod- ucts used in PCB inspection, battery inspection and general non-destructive testing applications. Web:
www.vjt.com
Murray Percival’s Longest-Tenured
A Global Leader Specialty Chemistry, Equipment
and Analytical Controls
Technic is a global leader in specialty chemicals, surface finishing equipment, engineered powders, and analytical control tools.
• Advanced Semiconductor Packaging • Components, Leadframes & Connectors • Printed Circuits • Industrial and Functional Finishing • Extensive Range of Equipment • World Class Regional Support
Employee Retires after 22 Years Auburn Hills, MI — The Murray Percival Company has announced the retire- ment of Fred Binggell, a highly valued team member and the company’s longest-tenured employee. Mr. Binggell joined the company in 1997 and has been an integral part of its growth and success. After working for Alpha Met- als/Fry Metals (now MacDermid Alpha), he joined the Murray Percival Com- pany and has had an impressive career. In his 22 years supporting the south- ern Ohio, southern Indiana and northern Kentucky territories, he has racked up statistics that include 57 trade shows attended, 147 accounts serviced, 480,000 miles driven, 1,928 relationships built, and 578 pieces of equipment sold. The Murray Percival Company would like to thank him for his years of hard work and support. Web:
www.murraypercival.com
Novatech Names New
Chief Operating Officer Nashville, TN — Novatech has added Scott Stahl as its new chief operating of- ficer. Mr. Stahl has been a recognized business leader in managed services for the bulk of his career, including 15 years in operations and management. His experience will be a crucial component of the company’s efforts in pioneering the managed office marketplace. His expertise with one of the industry’s key software platforms, e-automated, will empower him to leverage the tool with increased effectiveness. Mr. Stahl’s responsibilities will include overseeing various financial functions, as well as Novatech’s administrative group, re- porting to CEO Dan Cooper. He will also be involved in Novatech’s continued acquisitions and national growth plans. Web:
www.novatech.net
Giga-tronics Names VP of
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Business Development Dublin, CA — Giga-tronics has promoted Daniel S. Kirby to the position of vice president of business development. Mr. Kirby, currently the director of business development, joined the company in 2013 and remained until 2017. Subse- quently he owned and operated a consultant firm and provided technical serv- ices and account management for Giga-tronics. He rejoined the company in 2018. In his new role, Mr. Kirby will continue to build upon his successes with NAVAIR and expand them into other branches of services and prime defense contractor locations. He will be instrumental in building the business develop- ment team and play a key role in supporting the chief technology office in new product development activities to gain access to new market segments. Web:
www.gigatronics.com
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