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Aven Hires Sales Manager for U.S. and Canada
Ann Arbor, MI — Aven Tools has hired Steve Carter as its new national sales manager for the U.S. and Canada. Mr. Carter brings substantial expertise in manufacturing and distribution to the Aven team. He will be responsible for managing the sales force within the U.S. and Canada, as well as new business development. The company has cited Mr. Carter’s experience and excellent reputation as reasons for the appointment and expects that he will be a great asset to the company and its customers. Aven Tools was founded in 1983 and is a premier supplier of tools for precision inspection and assembly. Web:
www.aventools.com
MicroCare Establishes Managing
Director for Asia New Britain, CT — MicroCare Corporation has promoted Jerald Chan to the position of managing director, MicroCare Asia Pte Ltd. The position was cre- ated recently and speaks to the growth of MicroCare and its global expansion. Mr. Chan has been with the company since 2014. He will direct sales, market- ing and administration of all MicroCare distributors, sales representatives and end users in the APAC region, including India, greater China, southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. He will also play a more prominent role in determining the company’s strategic direction regarding regulatory compli- ance and environmental sustainability. Web:
www.microcare.com
SMTA Selects Interim President phone: 917-9124750 ·
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Minneapolis, MN — The SMTA has selected Gregory Vance, Rockwell Automa- tion, to serve as interim president through the current term ending in Septem- ber 2020. The decision, made by the board of directors, comes after the resigna- tion of current president, Jeff Kennedy, due to a conflict of interest outlined in the association bylaws which forbids two concurrent offices held by employees of the same company. Mr. Kennedy recently accepted a position with ZESTRON Americas, which employs another current board member. Recently elected board member Robert Boguski, Datest, was voted by the board to assume duties as vice president of membership, which was vacated by Mr. Vance. Mr. Bogus- ki will also assume duties as chair of the chapter leadership committee. Web:
www.smta.org
Nano Dimension Strengthens Board of
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Directors Boca Raton, FL — Nano Dimension has appointed Nira Poran as the newest member of its board of directors. Ms. Poran has extensive experience in man- aging technology companies, international business initiatives and corporate and communal business development efforts. She has served as an advisor of public affairs for the prime minister of Israel, where she supervised the sta- tus of women portfolio. In this role, she was involved in various committees and activities, including different parliamentary committees. She also repre- sented the state of Israel in U.N. conferences in Vienna and New York. Ms. Poran is the executive director of the association of corporate counselors. She was also a legal advisor in the firm ZAG/JUN ZEJUN, a cooperation between an Israeli and Chinese law firm. Web:
www.nano-di.com
General Magnaplate Brings on New COO
Arlington, TX — General Magnaplate has brought on Ashley Saunders Russo as its new chief operating officer. Ms. Russo has been responsible for consoli- dating Magnaplate’s operations through the merging of Linden, New Jersey, and the Arlington, Texas, facilities and will continue to oversee ongoing busi- ness operations. Candi Aversenti will retain her position as CEO and Edmund Aversenti will stay on as president. According to the company, Ms. Russo brings an excellent energy to Magnaplate and is no stranger to running a suc- cessful business. The company cites her numerous accomplishments in the field of journalism and media production, as well as an ambitious and gener- ous spirit as reasons for the appointment. Web:
www.magnaplate.com
Ionix Technology Appoints
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New President Las Vegas, NV — Ionix Technology’s board of directors has appointed Yang Yan president and treasurer. He follows Shuyu Li who recently resigned as presi- dent and treasurer. Mr. Yan joined the company as vice president in October 2016, mainly responsible for asset restructuring, mergers, investment, and fi- nancing. His background includes a role as manager of the finance department of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Dalian Xigang branch, from 2003 to 2006. After that, he spent 2007 to 2016 serving as the general manager of Dalian Huanyu Venture Capital. Mr. Yan holds a bachelor’s degree in inter- national finance from Dongbei University of Finance and Economics. Web:
www.theiinx.com
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