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August, 2017 PeoPle in the news Conecsus Brings On Teresa Moschella
Terrell, TX — Conecsus, LLC, has appointed Teresa Moschella to the position of customer service specialist as a part of the company’s customer service and com- mercial team. Ms. Moschella brings wide-ranging experience in sales and serv- ice in the automotive industry, where she honed her skills. She began her career at a retail store in Altoona, Pennsylvania, quickly moving to store manager and growing the business. She then held several sales and customer service positions in the automotive industry, receiving many accolades and awards. With patent- ed, advanced recycling technologies, Conecsus works to keep its customers com- pliant with local, state, and federal regulations while decreasing their carbon footprints and reportable waste streams. Web:
www.conecsusllc.com
MC Assembly Names David Prunier
VP of New Business Development Boston, MA — MC Assembly has hired veteran EMS professional David Prunier as its vice president of new business development. Mr. Prunier is based at the company’s Boston facility and is responsible for growing and managing new business for customers located in the Northeast, the second- largest market in the U.S. He brings more than 37 years of experience in high- end manufacturing operations and sales in the industrial, medical, defense, and commercial markets. A New England native, Mr. Prunier holds an asso- ciate’s degree in computer science and a bachelor’s degree in business man- agement. Having maintained a balance of operations and business develop- ment positions throughout his career, his operational experience is a strong asset to his relationships with customers. Web:
www.mcati.com
MVP Appoints Paul Groome
Manager of Semiconductors Carlsbad, CA — Machine Vision Products has appointed Paul Groome manag- er of the company’s worldwide semiconductor business. The recruitment is part of the company’s ongoing strategic plan to improve customer contact and to raise market awareness of its microelectronics, wirebond, semiconductor, and packaging inspection products. Mr. Groome has been instrumental in many of the major in-circuit, imaging and X-ray innovations in the manufac- turing industry. His experience spans more than 25 years in the fields of semi- conductors, AOI, ASIC design, in-circuit test, PCB design, and automated X- ray inspection. MVP specializes in imaging technologies for SMT, microelec- tronics and packaging, providing solutions for both commercial and military applications. Web:
www.visionpro.com
TechniFlex LCL 1000/423M U Series
New - Direct Imaging Fine Pitch Liquid Photo Imageable Flexible Black Soldermask
Kelly Ayotte Joins Cirtronics
Board of Advisors Milford, NH — Former U.S. Senator from New Hampshire Kelly Ayotte has joined Cirtronics Corporation’s board of advisors. Ms. Ayotte is widely recog- nized as an advocate for employee ownership and received the 2013 Employ- ee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Advocate of the Year Award by the ESOP’s New England chapter. As senator, she introduced a pro-ESOP bill, as employ- ee ownership can be a powerful business model, increasing productivity and enabling broader participation in the benefits of shared business ownership. Cirtronics is a contract manufacturer that focuses on electronics, electro- mechanical assemblies and box builds for a wide range of markets, including med-tech, industrial, robotics, communications, aerospace, military, and secu- rity. Web:
www.cirtronics.com
CalcuQuote Adds Lisa French to
TechniFlex LCL1000F/423M U Series offers cutting-edge advantages to today’s flexible circuits. Strong yet highly flexible with no cracking, extremely fine pitch details, able to withstand high temperature reflows and hot bar application.
• High Flexibility Matte Black Finish • Extremely Fine Pitch Resolution • High Soldering Temperature Resistant
Available in two versions:
U6 for direct imaging/manual exposure for standard cut sheet flexible circuit panel and roll to roll applications
U7 for direct imaging/manual exposure for high multiple layer cut sheet flexible circuit panels and roll to roll applications
Management Team Dallas, TX — CalcuQuote has hired Lisa French as its new director of cus- tomer discovery. She joins the company with a diverse background in supply chain and program management in the electronics and engineering fields, fo- cused on designers, OEMs and EMS providers. The company expects her to be a tremendous asset to the team and to help provide solutions to the key chal- lenges faced by today’s electronics supply chain. CalcuQuote is a comprehen- sive request-for-quote (RFQ) management system for high-mix, low-volume EMS companies. By integrating with major component suppliers and using custom labor profiles, CalcuQuote creates a sophisticated RFQ process that delivers quotes with speed and precision. Web:
www.calcuquote.com
Larry Fey Joins KIC as Learn more about Technic’s full line of TechniFlex products, visit us at
www.technic.com
Principal Electrical Engineer San Diego, CA — KIC has hired Larry Fey as its principle electrical engineer. Mr. Fey is an exceptionally skilled and accomplished engineer with more than 27 years of hands-on design experience. He has been active in all phases of product development, including feasibility studies, planning, design, CAD, as- sembly, testing, field trials, production support, and customer assistance. He began his career with Tollgrade Communications in 1989. After 17 years with Tollgrade he moved to Sandel Avionics as a hardware engineer. Mr. Fey holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and is experienced with CAD de- sign tools, including DxDesigner, PADS PCB, Xilinx, and Altera. Web:
www.kicthermal.com
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