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June, 2017 PeoPle in the news ASM Names Josef Ernst VP CRM
Suwanee, GA — ASM SMT Solutions has named Josef Ernst its new vice pres- ident of customer relationship management. Mr. Ernst succeeds Ray Bruce, who retired in 2017 after many years as a highly respected expert who has been an instrumental figure in the industry. Mr. Ernst has been with ASM for more than 20 years, spending the last seven developing new DEK, SIPLACE and ASM products as head of the company’s global R&D. In his new function, Mr. Ernst plans to direct the company’s global sales organization towards ad- vanced digitization and the ASM smart #1 SMT factory. His appointment is part of the company’s strategy to support customers as they implement pro- duction concepts on the road to the smart factory. Web:
www.siplace.com
Ersa Adds Field Engineer
Kris Smolarek Plymouth, WI — Kurtz Ersa North America has hired a new field service en- gineer for its rework, inspection and tools division. Effective immediately, Kris Smolarek supports Todd Dezwarte, sales manager — rework, inspection and tools. Mr. Smolarek complements a strong team and brings a diverse, global background in service. An experienced process technician and electri- cal assembler, Mr. Smolarek has a degree in electronics and has experience using his knowledge of schematics to build and test equipment. He is mechan- ically proficient and is familiar with worldwide electrical codes, including NEC, CSA and IEC. The company has stated that Mr. Smolarek will help Kurtz Ersa keep up with the growing service demands of the division. Web:
www.kurtzersa.com
Excelsys Undergoes Organizational
Changes Cork, Ireland — Excelsys Technologies’ Gary Duffy has retired from the posi- tion of CEO. Having undertaken an extensive interview and selection process, the company has appointed Conor Duffy to take over. Gary will remain as a special advisor to Excelsys in support of the transition to the new CEO, and will continue to sit on the company’s board of directors. Conor Duffy joined Ex- celsys in 2010 as European sales manager. The company has also made other changes to its management team. Shane Callanan has been appointed to the position of CTO. He joined Excelsys in 2006 and has almost 20 years of expe- rience in the power supply industry. Dermot Flynn will become director of sales and marketing. Joining Excelsys in 2000, he has been director of sales since 2007. Brendan Forde has been named quality and manufacturing man- ager. Mr. Forde brings a unique blend of experience in quality assurance, en- gineering and project and manufacturing management with specific emphasis on power electronics. Web:
www.excelsys.com
PacTech Gains New Executive Mgmt.
Printed Circuit Boards from Prototype to Production
Nauen, Germany — Annette Burczyk and Dr. Thorsten Teutsch have taken over executive management of the PacTech Group. Heinrich Lüdeke, who has been the CEO since 2013, stepped down at the end of March and will return to his former employer NAGASE GmbH. Ms. Burczyk has more than 26 years of experience in taxation and financial matters and has held a number of key management positions, most recently the position of CFO of the PacTech Group. With more than 20 years of experience in the microelectronics field, Dr. Teutsch began his professional career at PacTech in 1997, moving to PacTech USA in 2002, where he was appointed COO of the company’s U.S. and Asia subsidiaries. Web:
www.pactech.de
Tapecon Promotes Jeff Davis to
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FREE Laser SMT Stencil with every prototype order
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4777 Sunrise Blvd. Suite G Fair Oaks, CA, USA Phone: (916) 241-9062
Managerial Position Buffalo, NY — Tapecon, Inc. has promoted Jeff Davis to the position of cus- tomer service manager. Mr. Davis joined the company in 2011 as a project co- ordinator, then moved into a quality technician role. In 2014, he became a cus- tomer service representative and advanced to customer service supervisor in 2016. The company congratulates Mr. Davis on his promotion and looks for- ward to supporting him in his continued development. Tapecon is a five-gen- eration, family-owned contract manufacturer based in Buffalo, New York. The company offers a broad range of services and capabilities in converting and specialized printing technologies to produce prototypes, components, assem- blies, and complete products. Web:
www.tapecon.com
Würth Appoints Alexander Gerfer
to Board Waldenburg, Germany — CTO of Würth Elektronik eiSos Alexander Gerfer has been appointed to the company’s executive board. Together with the CEOs of the Würth Elektronik eiSos Group, Oliver Konz and Thomas Schrott, he will be co-responsible for the company’s future strategies. Mr. Gerfer’s ap- pointment is an acknowledgment of his excellent service on behalf of the com- pany. At the same time, the appointment highlights the relevance of the ar- eas that he is responsible for, namely research and development, product management, and quality and supply-chain management. This year, Mr. Ger- fer is also celebrating the 20th anniversary of his employment with the com- pany. Since taking his job in April 1997, he has been based at the Würth Elek- tronik facility in Waldenburg. Web:
www.we-online.de
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