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AIM Solder Promotes Kelly Cardone to Vice President, Customer Experience
January 21, 2025 | AIMEstimated reading time: 1 minute
AIM Solder, a global leader in solder assembly materials for the electronics industry, is thrilled to announce the promotion of Kelly Cardone to Vice President, Customer Experience. This promotion highlights AIM’s commitment to offering superior support and customer experience.
Since joining AIM Solder over 18 years ago, Kelly has demonstrated exceptional leadership, a deep understanding of customers’ needs, and an unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional support both internally and externally. In her previous role as Director of Marketing & Customer Experience, Kelly led efforts to establish a positive brand image, instilling trust in customers and ensuring outstanding experiences that have encouraged long-term loyalty.
In her new role as Vice President, Customer Experience, Kelly will continue to champion AIM’s customer-first philosophy, ensuring that every aspect of the customer journey is seamless, efficient, and deeply responsive to their needs. She will drive the strategy for elevating AIM’s customer service, forging stronger relationships with clients, and ensuring that AIM remains at the forefront of providing innovative solutions and personalized support.
“Kelly’s promotion reflects not only her contributions and leadership within the company but also our confidence in her ability to further drive our customer-centric culture as we continue to grow,” said David Suraski, Executive Vice President, Assembly Materials Division.
AIM’s commitment to customer experience goes beyond just providing best in class products—it is about fostering meaningful, lasting partnerships and delivering tailored solutions that help customers succeed. Under Kelly’s leadership, AIM will continue to set the standard for excellence in customer service, ensuring that customers have the resources and support they need to thrive in an ever-evolving industry.
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