CEE PCB Appoints Fred Hickman as Vice President of Sales, North America
April 3, 2025 | CEE PCBEstimated reading time: 1 minute

Tom Yang, CEO of CEE PCB, is pleased to announce the appointment of Fred E. Hickman III as Vice President of Sales for North America.
A seasoned industry leader with over 40 years of experience, Hickman has built a reputation for delivering exceptional customer experiences. His expertise spans technical sales, customer engagement, and strategic business development, making him a trusted partner for OEMs seeking cutting-edge PCB solutions.
"Fred brings the talent, experience, and reputation we need as we continue to expand our North American technology sales operations," said Tom Yang, CEO of CEE PCB. "His deep industry relationships and commitment to customer success align perfectly with our mission to be the most caring, helpful, and attentive PCB provider in the world. We are confident that Fred will play a key role in driving growth and strengthening our presence in North America."
Hickman expressed his enthusiasm for joining the company: "CEE PCB is exactly the kind of company I have been searching for at this stage of my career. I am highly selective about the PCB solutions I bring to my customers, and I am confident that CEE PCB can provide the comprehensive, high-quality solutions they need to succeed."
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