Coast to Coast Circuits Names John Serra VP of New Business Development
September 20, 2016 | Coast to Coast CircuitsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Walt Stender, president and CEO of Coast to Coast Circuits, has announced the appointment of industry sales professional John Serra to the position of vice president of new business development.
In his over 30 years of professional printed circuit board (PCB) sales, Serra has held a number of key positions with industry leading companies from Advanced Circuits to TTM.
"We are very pleased to have someone of John's talents and experience heading up our sales team. With his vast knowledge of the market especially the high tech segment that we deal in will be great boost to our sales effort," said Stender.
"I look at this as a great opportunity to use the skills I have learned over the years to help Coast to Coast establish their true leadership as one of the leading independent high technology board fabricators in North America," commented Serra.
About Coast to Coast Circuits
Coast to Coast Circuits specializes in the manufacture of bare printed circuit boards (PCBs), flex and rigid-flex circuits, and IC packaging substrates. We are also the established leader in LCP PCB design and manufacture.
From time critical prototypes to medium volume onshore production, Coast to Coast Circuits will service all of your interconnect needs with superior quality and incredible service.
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