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September, 2018 PeoPle in the news Valtronic Adds Quality and
Sales Personnel Cleveland, OH — Valtronic is welcoming a new director of quality, Don Wal- lace, and two area sales managers, Connie Bowers and Tito Chowdhury. Mr. Wallace is responsible for all quality assurance, as well as ISO and FDA cer- tifications. He comes to Valtronic with significant experience in quality man- agement. Ms. Bowers brings more than 20 years of medical and electronics sales leadership experience to the team. She will be based in Atlanta, Geor- gia, and service the southeast region. Mr. Chowdhury has a background in in- dustrial, military and aerospace sales and has extensive international experi- ence. He previously held sales leadership positions at Custom Magnetics, DT Magnetics and James Electronics. Web:
www.valtronic.com
RAMPF Composite Solutions
Appoints New CEO Wixom, MI — Larry Fitzgerald has been appointed CEO of RAMPF Compos- ite Solutions, a specialist in design, engineering and manufacturing of com- posite parts for the aerospace and medical industries. Mr. Fitzgerald is known for being focused on continuous improvement and driven by results. He has many years of experience leading technology-based aerospace companies and places great emphasis on creating a company culture of empowerment and commitment. Mr. Fitzgerald has served on the board of directors of the Aero- space Industry Association of Canada and on the Ontario Aerospace Council. Web:
www.rampf-group.com
Fuji America Expands Its
Sales Management Team Vernon Hills, IL —Fuji America Corporation has added two additional region- al sales managers to its existing U.S. sales team. Peter Grys, formerly of ATek, LLC, has joined the company as midwestern regional sales manager, while Mike DePauw, who previously worked in a technical role for Fuji, has assumed the same position for the western region. These additions strength- en the company’s efforts to increase its market share in the U.S. Both Mr. Grys and Mr. DePauw have extensive experience in the industry and a vast knowledge of the company’s customer base. Web:
www.fujiamerica.com
KIC Appoints Global Manager of Always Exceeding
Expectations High-Quality Powders and Flakes for Front Side Conductive Paste
Products and Technology San Diego, CA —KIC has appointed Miles Moreau global manager of products and technologies. Having been with the company for more than 25 years, Mr. Moreau will use his experience to guide the company’s future technologies roadmap, help bring innovation to KIC’s product development and ensure cus- tomer value-driven product offerings. He has held several roles at the compa- ny over the years, including managing field service, European sales and serv- ice, research and development, and most recently, product management and key accounts. Web:
www.kicthermal.com
PATLITE Names N. A. Sales Manager
Torrance, CA — PATLITE, a manufacturer of audio and visual signaling de- vices, has named Richard Masso its national sales manager of North Ameri- ca. Mr. Masso joined the company in 2010 as regional sales manager and ad- vanced to the role of accounts manager. His 29 years of industry experience in industrial automation solutions and technical applications has made him a natural fit for the new position. According to the company, Mr. Masso is a vi- sionary leader with the ability to manage multiple territories and accounts, earning him the respect of customers and employees. Web:
www.patlite.com
PVA Hires Global Channel
As one of the largest producers of Silver powder for the solar industry, Technic Our products are used in a variety of applications including conductive adhesives,
• Highest Quality Products • Outstanding Technical Analysis • Global Distribution • Regional Support
Development Manager Cohoes, NY — PVA has hired Gavin Peterson as its global channel develop- ment manager. Mr. Peterson will head up PVA’s initiative to create new sales channels for its industrial dispensing products. He joins the company with more than 28 years at Graco, Inc. During his tenure at Graco, he worked and lived in Mexico, Canada, the U.S., and China. Most recently, he was the direc- tor of sales and marketing, Asia Pacific — industrial finishing and sealants and adhesives. He reorganized the sales and marketing team on market-fo- cused initiatives, including automotive, liquid silicone rubber (LSR), battery, packaging, and finishing automation. Web:
www.pva.net
WAGO Appoints Public Relations
Learn more about Technic’s full line of products, visit us at
www.technic.com See at IMAPS, Booth 412
Coordinator Germantown, WI — WAGO’s marketing communications department is wel- coming Laura Dickinson to its team. Ms. Dickinson will take over duties as public relations coordinator, overseeing the company’s publicity, editorial con- tent, social media, and other written material. She holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism, with an emphasis in writing and editing. She brings experience in marketing and writing from working for the Wisconsin Family Business Forum and Milwaukee Magazine. Web:
www.wago.us
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