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NCAB Group USA VP of Technology Kathy Nargi-Toth to Present at Dallas Chapter SMTA Meeting
May 1, 2017 | NCAB Group USAEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Kathy Nargi-Toth, Vice President of Technology for NCAB Group USA, will present at the upcoming Dallas SMTA Chapter meeting on Friday, May 5 at Aboca’s Italian Grill in Richardson Texas from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Kathy will present on HDI manufacturing and design. High Density Interconnect provides advanced technology to printed circuit boards. She will explore topics such as, what defines an HDI board, what are the standards, design rules and more.
Kathy has worked in the industry for a number of years in job functions including engineering manager for a multilayer PCB manufacturer, technical marketing manager for a specialty laminate and chemical supplier, global business development director for a supplier to the connector industry and editor for a magazine. She currently heads the quality systems and engineering groups for NCAB Group, a supply chain management company with 14 offices located in Europe, Asia and USA. She is six sigma black belt certified, certified IPC-A-600 tainer and certified IPC-6012 trainer.
About NCAB Group
The NCAB Group manages the entire PCB supply chain from pre-production to final delivery. The company helps its customers achieve the best possible competitive advantage and time to market by producing PCBs at the lowest total cost through its competence, product quality and delivery accuracy. To learn more about NCAB’s $130 million buying power, local customer presence and the industry’s leading PCB factory management team, please click here.
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