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Mirtec Europe Launches Annual Charity Event with Tamar River Sailing Club
June 2, 2015 | MirtecEstimated reading time: 1 minute
MIRTEC, the Global Leader in Inspection Technology, announced today that it has launched an annual charity event for the Tamar River Sailing Club (TRSC). The overall winner of the annual regatta is awarded a Challenge Shield and trophy, along with a donation to their charity of choice. Trophies also are awarded to the second and third place crews.
“We are proud to sponsor an event so important to this great club and city,” commented David Bennett, President of Mirtec Europe. “Many of our customers and business colleagues have had the pleasure of sailing in the beautiful Plymouth Sound on my own boat ‘Dawn Cloud‘ and when it came to choosing a charitable event to support the two went together so well.”
The Mirtec Europe Challenge Shield will be awarded annually as a small token of appreciation to this renowned sailing club based in the famous seafaring city of Plymouth, which is the home of Mirtec’s European headquarters.
Mirtec is a technology leader in many areas of automated optical inspection, covering the Electronics, LED, and Semiconductor manufacturing industries. They combine world leading optics, 3D measurement and process control technologies to most of the world’s leading electronics manufacturers. With the company headquarters and manufacturing in South Korea, supported by four global HQ’s and 12 support offices, Mirtec has the largest sales and support network in their segment of the industry.
For more information about Mirtec, please visit www.mirtec.com.
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