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CONFIDEE Appoints Andrea Queirolo as Sales Manager in Italy
April 21, 2023 | CONFIDEEEstimated reading time: 1 minute
CONFIDEE are proud to announce the appointment of Andrea Queirolo as Sales Manager in Italy. This strategic move is aimed at expanding the company's reach in the European market.
"We are thrilled to further expand our presence in Europe and welcoming Andrea to our team. With his extensive experience and industry knowledge, we are confident that he will be an invaluable asset to our company as we continue to grow and serve our customers as a trusted PCB partner, protecting the supply chain," says CEO Vidar Olsen.
His experience in the PCB industry spans over three decades, positioning him as one of the most experienced figures in the Italian market. Queirolo brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the team. He will be responsible for driving growth and strengthening relationships with customers in Italy.
"I am excited join the company and contribute to increase the business in Italy. CONFIDEE is founded on solid values with a focal point on compliance, however the focus is always to be the strongest partners for our customers, providing them with the best possible PCB solutions, helping them achieve their business goals", said Queirolo.
In his new role, Queirolo will work closely with customers to identify their specific needs and provide them with compliant PCB solutions that meet their unique requirements. He will also be responsible for building and maintaining relationships with key industry players and identifying new opportunities for growth.
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