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October 21, 2020 | D.B. Management Group L.L.C.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
Thomas Chang, president and founder of Cabletree industrial company, announced that his company has chosen D.B. Management Group to handle his company’s growth into the North American marketplace.
“Our goal over the next few years is to expand our business in North America and we feel that the best way to do that was to select D.B. Management Group to lead that initiative, Chang says. "Dan and his team have the experience, the connections and the ability and the proven track record that it takes to take our company to the next level beyond. We are pleased and proud to have this working partnership with D.B. Management."
Dan Beaulieu, president of D.B. Management Group, said, “We feel that Cabletree is the right company at the right time. They have all of the capabilities to become a very strong player in the North American Market. We expect great things to happen for Cabletree in the next few years.”
About Cabletree
Founded in 1983, Cabletree is one of the most advanced providers of custom cable assemblies, wire harnesses, machined and stamped parts, injection parts and connectors, including its specialty, overmolding. Visit cabletree.com.tw.
About D.B. Management Group
D.B. Management Group is the electronics industry leading strategic sales and marketing consultancy. Over the pasty twenty-five years they have worked with over one hundred companies helping them to grow by increasing their market presence and building and managing their sales team. Learn more at dbmanagementgroup.com.
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