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If you’re searching for the right person for an open job in the PCB industry, look no further than D.B. Management Group’s recruiting page in each of the I-Connect007 magazines.

This month, D.B. Management Group lists a veritable “who’s who” of PCB professionals seeking new career opportunities: a CEO, a PCB general manager, a plant manager, a national sales manager, a quality manager, an FAE, a global VP of sales, and CAM operators, just to name a few.

If you’re interested in interviewing any of these applicants, Dan Beaulieu, president of D.B. Management, will make the process as seamless as possible. And if you’d like to be listed as an applicant, contact Dan by clicking here.

If you need to find a new job, or you’re looking for that perfect applicant for an open position, start your search at I-Connect007.

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11/27/2020 | Nolan Johnson, I-Connect007

Well, it’s the last Friday in November. On any normal year in the U.S., this would be “Black Friday” because, for many retailers, the kickoff to the holiday season’s shopping spree is the source for most of the operating income for the year. While it remains to be seen how exactly how much traditional in-store and online retailing will rake in, with the varied pandemic lockdowns, it’s clear that readers wanted to get the latest electronics industry sales numbers!

10/12/2020 | Pete Starkey, I-Connect007

“We’re not out of trouble yet, but it’s a whole lot better than a couple of months ago.” Walt Custer’s business outlook update, with emphasis on the European electronics industry, attracted a capacity audience to EIPC’s webinar on October 2. Pete Starkey details how it wasn’t all bad news.

07/28/2020 | Fane Friberg, CEPHAS

In this series, CEPHAS principal Fane Friberg highlights the interdependent elements of an effective S&OP process for leaders of supply chain management. While some companies tend to fall back on the status quo, Freiberg highlights why it’s critical to actually increase the frequency of the S&OP rather than decrease the operations. His first focus was to stay committed to the process. Today, he discusses strategic imperatives.