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Royal Circuits Welcomes Rob Adams as Vice President of Sales
January 31, 2022 | Royal CircuitsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Royal Circuit Solutions, a global manufacturer of high technology printed circuit boards, announced that Rob Adams has joined its executive team as Vice President of Sales. Mr. Adams is a results-driven sales leader who brings over 35 years of experience in manufacturing, growing revenue, and establishing strategic partnerships.
“Our company is entering a rapid growth phase that requires seasoned managers like Rob to expand our client base by bringing the benefits of quick-turn PCB manufacturing to high tech companies through the United States,” said Milan Shah, CEO of Royal Circuit Solutions. “Rob’s proven background in building successful sales networks and customer relationships will be critical in catapulting our company to the next level. We are very fortunate to have him on the team.”
Mr. Adams joins Royal Circuit Solutions after holding executive sales positions at leading manufacturing companies including Summit Interconnect, Sanmina, Viasystems, and Multek. Along with significant experience in sales and customer service, Mr. Adams is well versed in printed circuit boards, electronics, cross-functional team leadership, and strategies for helping companies meet project deadlines.
“I am very pleased to be joining the company,” said Rob Adams, Vice President of Sales at Royal Circuit Solutions. “Royal Circuits has become a clear industry leader by working as a partner with customers. The entire organization operates with passion, honesty, and a goal to deliver PCBs as fast as possible. I’m looking forward to bringing my experience to Royal Circuits and furthering the company’s market-leading position.”
As Vice President of Sales, Mr. Adams will be responsible for growing the company’s sales organization, reaching new customer segments, and expanding Royal Circuits’ US-based services throughout the globe.
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