Movers and shakers
09/01/2001
People
 Paul Selinger |
The SEZ Group (Villach, Austria) has hired Paul Selinger as its new chief information officer.
 Stefan Grantizer |
Teradyne GmbH, Assembly Test Division (Munich) has announced that Stefan R. Granitzer will take over the technical support of Teradyne's customers in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Eastern Europe. Marcus Warrelman has been named sales manager Central and Eastern Europe.
 Marcus Warrelman |
Dover Technologies (Binghamton, N.Y.) has promoted Gerhard Meese to executive vice president responsible for its Electronics & Semiconductor Assembly related companies, including Universal Instruments Corp., DEK Printing Machines, Vitronics Soltec and Alphasem.
ST Assembly Test Services Ltd. (Singapore and Milpitas, Calif.) has appointed Ng Tiong Gee as chief information officer, and William J. Meder to its board of directors.
Reuven Katraro has been named the vice president of engineering and technology at Shellcase (Jerusalem, Israel).
Michael J. Ferrantino, president, CEO and chairman of the board at Micro Networks (Worcester, Mass.), has been nominated as a finalist in the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
IPC, the Association Connecting Electronics Industries (Northbrook, Ill.), has named Jeff Morton the new director of market research.
Companies
Thermagon Inc. (Cleveland, Ohio) has been chosen by Inc. magazine as one of the top 100 fastest-growing companies located in America's inner cities.
Ultratech Stepper Inc. (San Jose, Calif.) has earned ISO 14001 registration.
OMM (San Diego) has announced that its photonic switching subsystems have passed Telcordia's environmental and reliability requirements.
Balluff Inc. (Florence, Ky.) marks its 20th anniversary by breaking ground on a new 18,000-square-foot addition to its U.S. headquarters.
Asymtek and its distributor in China, Electronic Scientific Engineering, have teamed up to open a new 6,000-square-foot demonstration and training center near Shanghai.