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June 19, 2025 | STI Electronics, Inc.Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
STI Electronics, Inc., a leading provider of electronic manufacturing services and training resources, proudly celebrated a significant milestone today: the 20-year work anniversary of valued employee Chuck Callahan.
Chuck has been a cornerstone of STI’s operations for two decades, contributing his knowledge, skill, and steady leadership to the company’s continued growth and innovation. In recognition of his years of dedication, STI hosted a company-wide celebration in his honor.
The event featured a gathering of co-workers, cake, a certificate of appreciation, a reserved parking space, and a monetary gift – all tokens of appreciation for Chuck’s exceptional service.
“Chuck represents the best of STI,” said David Raby, President/CEO at STI Electronics. “His dedication, work ethic, and team spirit have made a lasting impact not only on our organization but on everyone who’s had the pleasure of working with him.”
STI Electronics, Inc. is proud to recognize and celebrate the achievements of team members like Chuck who make long-term careers with the company and help set the standard for quality and integrity in the electronics industry.
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