American Standard Circuits Appoints Ms. Delia Kodryan Customer Service Manager
November 20, 2025 | American Standard CircuitsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
American Standard Circuits/ASC Sunstone Circuits recently appointed Delia Kodryan to the position of Customer Service Manager for the American Standard Circuits location in West Chicago.
Anaya Vardya, president and CEO of American Standard said, “I’m very pleased have Ms. Delia Kodryan join our team as Customer Service Manager, overseeing the Customer Service and Quoting team. I’m confident that she will bring a tremendous amount of knowledge and value to the team.”
Ms. Kodryan brings more than 20 years of leadership experience in customer service and quoting within the PCB industry, including her most recent role as Customer Service and Quoting Manager at Summit Interconnect in Schaumburg, IL. She has also held key management positions at Electrotek Corporation, PD Circuits, and Photocircuits Corporation.
Throughout her career, Delia has built a strong reputation for developing high-performing teams, improving customer communication, and driving process efficiency. Her hands-on approach and deep industry knowledge make her an excellent fit for ASC as we continue to strengthen our customer relationships and deliver exceptional service.
Ms. Kodryan holds a Bachelor of Science in Management from the University of Phoenix. She is passionate about mentoring teams and believes in the power of treating every customer as a lifelong partner.
Ms. Kodryan added,” I am honored to join the American Standard Circuits team. In recent years, I have consistently heard exceptional things about the organization, and its strong commitment to customers truly resonates with me. I am proud to be part of a company so dedicated to quality, service, and innovation.”
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