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XDry Expands into Northern California, Northern Nevada
June 21, 2021 | XDry Corp.Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
XDry Corp., a leading supplier of humidity-controlled storage cabinets for manufacturing, laboratories, and preservation, announced an exclusive representative agreement with Sandy Chew of MaRC Technologies in Northern California and Northern Nevada.
“We are honored to be partnered with XDry to provide exceptional dry storage solutions to our customers,” comments Mike Gunderson, President of MaRC Technologies. “Sandy’s dedication to servicing our customers has been exceptional and aligning with great principals like XDry allows for a winning combination.”
Chew’s professional approach to servicing high-tech customers has been developed and refined over her years in the industry. As a goal-driven professional that is self-motivated and results-driven, her team player approach has been very valuable to both her customers and the companies she has worked for.
Chew is an excellent communicator capable of promoting her represented companies’ product benefits at both the executive and technical levels. She is an experienced leader of cross-functional teams who can drive customer requests, market requirements, and trends through integrated hardware product life cycles. Chew holds her BS in Mechanical Engineering.
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Nvidia’s Blackwell Chips Made in Arizona Still Head to Taiwan for Final Assembly
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