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October, 2021 PeoPle in the news Gowanda CEO Retires After 24 Years
GOWANDA, NY — Gowanda Electronics’ CEO, Donald McElheny, has retired after 24 years with the company. Mr. McElheny joined Gowanda Electronics in 1997 as new product development manager. Initially he oversaw the exploration and development of new elec- tronic components for Gowanda but he took on increasing responsi- bility in subsequent years, being named COO in 2006. McElheny be- came CEO in 2011. His strategic vision guided the company through several initiatives including the establishment of internal production for key inductor components (coils and chips) and development of pro- prietary equipment to make custom products. Web:
www.gowanda.com
Digi-Key Exec Receives
Supply Chain Award THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN — Digi-Key Electronics’s Margaret Cun- ha, senior principal of supply chain solutions, was named one of Sup- ply & Demand Chain Executive’s “2021 Women in Supply Chain.” The award honors female supply chain leaders and executives whose accomplishments and mentorship set an example for women at all levels of a company’s supply chain. A pioneer in strategic sourcing, Ms. Cunha has been instrumental in helping Digi-Key navigate the evolution of procurement for the digitized supply chain. Under her leadership, Digi-Key was one of the first electronics distributors to of- fer APIs that both automate and streamline procurement processes for customers. Web:
www.digikey.com
KYZEN’s Debbie Carboni Honored See at SMTAI, Booth 3402 and productronica, A2.153
by SMTA for Leadership NASHVILLE, TN — KYZEN’s Debbie Carboni, global product line manager, electronics, has been chosen to receive the “Excellence in Leadership” award from the SMTA. This award honors SMTA mem- bers who stand out as strong leaders in the association, show excep- tional dedication to the SMTA, and serve as a leader at the national, international, and/or chapter level. Ms. Carboni was selected as the 2021 recipient of this award due to her dedication to the success of the SMTA for more than 20 years. Web:
www.kyzen.com
Mycronic Appoints New CFO
ROWLEY, MA — Mycronic AB has appointed Pierre Brorsson as CFO. A Swedish citizen born in 1972 with a MSc in business admin- istration from Linköping University, Mr. Brorsson is currently work- ing in his own company focusing on Acquisitions and Financial Man- agement. He is today engaged as integration manager by Atlas Cop- co for their newly formed machine vision solution division. He was previously group CFO at Ramirent between 2016 and 2018 and be- fore that held senior positions both as financial manager as well as VP business development at Atlas Copco. Web:
www.mycronic.com
ViTrox Gains Engineer in U.S.
Manufactured in the U.S.A. since 1966
www.westbond.com
1551 S. Harris Court Anaheim, CA 92806 Tel 714·978·1551
HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA — ViTrox Americas has added Joshua Glover to its technical support engineering team catering to the com- pany’s growing customer base in the U.S. With over 15 years of exten- sive experience in SPI, AOI, and AXI, Mr. Glover will be responsible for providing advanced technical support for ViTrox’s customer installa- tion and service teams in the U.S. He is a strong addition to the world- class support group of ViTrox Americas, based in Tennessee. Web:
www.vitrox.com
Finepower Appoints General Manager
ISMANING, GERMANY — Finepower GmbH has appointed Reiko Winkler general manager. As member of the management board, he will be responsible for the strategic alignment and the implementa- tion for a sustainable growth strategy. Mr. Winkler joined Finepow- er in 2011 as key account manager and, since 2018 as head of sales he has contributed significantly to the growth of the distribution business, which today represents the largest share of Finepower’s revenue. As an electrical engineering graduate with an MBA and about 20 years of experience in technical sales of electronic compo- nents, he is well prepared for the new position. Web:
www.finepower.com
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