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IEC Congratulates Bruno Ferri for 25 Years of Service
March 19, 2024 | IECEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Please join IEC (International Electronic Components) in congratulating Bruno Ferri for 25 years of service and camaraderie. Bruno is an integral part of our team and has significantly contributed to our success.
Bruno was born in the L’Aquila region of Abruzzo, Italy. He immigrated to Montreal, where he has lived most of his life. As a child, Bruno aspired to become an electrician or an electronic technologist. He attended the Aviron Technical Institute of Montreal, after which he started his career in electronics at RDC.
Bruno began his career with IEC in January 1999 and has been a valuable team member ever since. With over 40 years of experience in electrical and electronic manufacturing, Bruno previously worked at Enthone Canada and Matrix Electronics for eight and seven years, respectively.
Shawn Stone, President of IEC, states, “Bruno's level of product and production knowledge has been crucial in bringing new business to IEC and maintaining strong partner relationships. His hands-on approach and dedication to "getting it done" are well-known and respected in the Canadian market.”
Once again, please join us in congratulating Bruno Ferri on his 25 years of service at IEC. If you don’t know Bruno Ferri, you should!
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