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PIT Equipment Services, LLC Marks Four Decades of Outstanding Achievements in the Electronics Sector
January 4, 2024 | PIT EquipmentEstimated reading time: 1 minute
PIT – Equipment Services, LLC proudly marks its 40th anniversary, a significant milestone that reflects its commitment to excellence in the electronics industry. Under the visionary leadership of Founder and CEO Don Dennison, the company has emerged as a distinguished front-runner, navigating the ever-evolving landscape of electronic assembly.
Don Dennison, with his extensive experience and dynamic approach, has been the driving force behind PIT Equipment Services success. His deep understanding of the electronics industry, coupled with a proactive stance towards technological advancements, distinguishes him as an exceptional industry professional.
PIT Equipment Services stands as a leader in the electronics industry, earning accolades not only for its commitment to excellence but also for achieving back-to-back prestigious Global Technology Awards for Rep of the Year for North America. Over the past four decades, the company has been a trusted partner to electronic assembly firms in the New York, New Jersey, and Eastern Pennsylvania areas.
Guided by Don Dennison's leadership, the company's mission revolves around delivering unparalleled support, leveraging comprehensive product expertise, and fostering strategic client partnerships. Reflecting on this remarkable journey, Dennison shared his perspective, stating, “Looking back on this milestone, I see the past 40 years as a testament to resilience, innovation, and long-lasting partnerships. The trust our clients have placed in us is invaluable, and I eagerly anticipate continuing a legacy of dedicated service and quality into the future.”
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