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Editor’s note: Dan Feinberg continues his series on the Hall of Fame for the Global Electronics Association, spotlighting the achievements of past Hall of Fame members.
The Raymond E. Pritchard Hall of Fame (HOF) Award has been awarded to those who have contributed significantly to the Global Electronics Association (formerly known as IPC) and our industry. Though many early HOF members have passed away and are unknown to today’s membership, their contributions still resonate. This special series on Hall of Fame members provides a reminder of who was honored and why.
This Hall of Fame spotlight features Jerry Sigmund, a visionary leader and supporter of fabricators and suppliers. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1997 and passed away in 2018. Jerry’s influence is deeply woven into the fabric of the Association's history. From the early days of his initial involvement to his leadership roles, Jerry’s influence on IPC standards and practices provides insight into the qualities and achievements that garner such a prestigious honor.
Jerry joined the Global Electronics Association when his company (MacDermid) was navigating challenges and exploring new opportunities. His background in technology and management made him a valuable asset, not only to his company but also to the Global Electronics Association, bringing fresh perspectives and strategic insights. His early work in the industry showed his dedication and innovative approach to addressing issues. He played a vital role in advancing manufacturing techniques and improving quality standards.
To read the entire article, which originally appeared in the July 2025 issue of PCB007 Magazine, click here.
