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Elmatica Announces Promotion of Robert Kurti to Chief Information Officer
October 15, 2021 | ElmaticaEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Elmatica, a global actor in the Printed Circuit Industry, today announces the promotion of Robert Kurti to Chief Information Officer. Kurti joined Elmatica in 2016 as IT Manager, after supporting the US and NATO coalition forces for 6 years.
“During his time at Elmatica, Kurtis' contributions have been invaluable in regard to our digitalization strategy of our supply chain, however he has also played an important part in developing our future strategy and compliance program”, said CEO Didrik Bech.
“Kurtis expertise, knowledge and insights have had a significant impact on how we handle our customers' data, develop and secure our customers' supply chains. He is a vital resource not only for the company as a trusted and supportive colleague, but also for further development of our Compliance Program and seamless digital customer interaction”, said Bech.
“I am delighted to take on this new position and challenge. I look forward to, together with an amazing team, to further develop Elmaticas strategies on Cyber Security, Compliance and Supply Chain Security. Elmatica has a great culture and great culture brings great people. I feel honored and humble by this promotion”, said Kurti.
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