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iNEMI Announces Member Recognition Awards for 2024
June 28, 2024 | iNEMIEstimated reading time: 1 minute
The International Electronics Manufacturing Initiative (iNEMI) announces the recipients of this year’s membership recognition program. The three categories included in the program — Project Leadership, Dedicated Service and Fellow — recognize team and individual contributions to iNEMI as well as to the electronics manufacturing industry value chain. This year’s honorees are listed below. Click on the links for more details about award criteria and the winners in each category.
Project Leadership Award — Recognizes the individual team members of completed iNEMI projects that deliver superior performance of electronics manufacturing practices, superior technology and business results and/or have a positive impact on the electronics manufacturing value chain.
mmWave Permittivity Reference Material Development Project
Dedicated Service Award — Honors individuals for uncommon service to iNEMI marked by outstanding performance, effective leadership, and committed service to the consortium.
- Mostafa Aghazadeh, Intel
- Marc Benowitz, Nokia Bell Labs and iNEMI (retired)
- Ed Kelley, Four Peaks Innovation
- Ed Tinsley, Dell (retired)
iNEMI Fellow — Recognizes individuals whose engineering achievements have had a positive impact on iNEMI and on the electronics manufacturing industry.
- Tatiana Berdinskikh, Novaphotonics Consulting
- Tom Okrasinski, Nokia Bell Labs
“iNEMI is completely member-driven, and everything we achieve is the result of the work, insights and guidance of individuals from our member companies working collaboratively to tackle the issues facing the electronics manufacturing industry,” says Jennifer Muncy, Vice President, IBM Supply Chain Engineering and Chair of the iNEMI Board of Directors’ Awards and Recognition Committee. “iNEMI owes its success to the hundreds of people from member companies who contribute to our roadmaps, projects and other initiatives. This program recognizes those who have gone the extra mile to make a difference. Congratulations and thank you to everyone recognized in the 2024 Awards & Recognition Program and a big thank you to all of the people who contribute to iNEMI’s success every day.”
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