Product category:
Capacitors
News Release from: Ampohm Wound Products
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 24 April 2007
Capacitor company appoints sales
director
Cornwall-based Ampohm Wound Products has appointed Duncan McKay as Sales and Marketing Director.
Cornwall-based Ampohm Wound Products has appointed Duncan McKay as Sales and Marketing Director A subsidiary company of GSPK Circuits and a member of the GSPK Group, Ampohm is one of the UK's leading manufacturers of standard, specialist and custom made capacitors, interference suppressors, chokes and inductors
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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After the company's recent relocation to new premises in Cornwall, McKay joins Ampohm to progress, develop and implement the company's strategy for continued growth.
Having joined GSPK Circuits in 2006, McKay brings to the role an extensive background within the capacitor and electronics manufacturing industries; boasting specific experience in the automotive, industrial, lighting, military and audio marketplaces.
Steve Lloyd, Managing Director of Ampohm Wound Products and GSPK Circuits said - "Ampohm has a long established reputation as a capacitor manufacturer and years of manufacturing knowledge - and with McKay's background in sales and marketing, we see ideal complements to drive the business forward".
McKay McKay said - "I am delighted with my new role and feel that my extensive experience within the marketplace can help to drive Ampohm into new markets".
"Ampohm's recent success is based on the company being able to provide a quality product and to be able to support our customers with a dedicated technical support team".
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