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Mek Appoints New Operations and Logistics Manager
July 26, 2018 | Mek (Marantz Electronics)Estimated reading time: 1 minute
Mek (Marantz Electronics) is pleased to announce the appointment of Jeroen Nagtzaam in the position of Operations & Logistics to help with continued company growth. As part of the Mek team, Jeroen will oversee the smooth delivery and logistics of Mek AOI and SPI systems and take a supportive role in sales activities and fulfilment.
Having completed his Bachelor of Commerce in 2015, followed up by qualifications in marketing, communication and multi-media design, Jeroen will also take internal responsibility for Mek’s website and online marketing activities.
“Jeroen comes with a broad range of skills which will benefit Mek and our customers” says Henk Biemans, Managing Director of Mek. “We’re continually looking to innovate and improve our service and Jeroen will help to demonstrate to our customers that they are in good hands”.
“I’m very excited about the role ahead” comments Jeroen. “I’m really looking forward to continuing to build the great reputation that Mek has with customers, existing and new, and to making a significant contribution to our customer service levels and operational efficiency.”
Jeroen will be based at the Mek Europe Tilburg headquarters.
About Mek (Marantz Electronics Ltd)
A former division of Marantz well known for its high quality Audio/Video products, Mek Japan (Marantz Electronics Kabushiki Kaisha), developed its first AOI system in 1994. Developed to inspect PCB assemblies for correct component placement and soldering, the company’s original AOI system was designed for use in Marantz factories. Proving to be a highly successful, cost-effective alternative to traditional human inspection, Mek developed its first generation commercial system in 1996. With a steadily growing installed base, MEK Japan and its European/American headquarters, Mek, have sold over 7000 units worldwide to date. Now well established as a leading force in AOI technologies, the company also manufactures a 5D post-print SPI system which combines 3D and 2D image processing methodologies to deliver unprecedented defect detection. At the beginning of March 2014 the company opened US offices in Las Vegas. For more information, click here.
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