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American Standard Circuits Promotes Tim Hudson to Flex, Rigid-Flex and Special Products Manager

Published: 27 June 2017
 by Mike Buetow

American Standard Circuits CEO Anaya Vardya has announced the promotion of industry expert Tim Hudson to the position of flex, rigid-flex and special products manager.

Hudson was formerly the company’s plant manager. During his 31-year career in the printed circuit board industry, he has held key positions with several companies including Midwest Printed Circuits, DEH and Bartlett.

When making the announcement, Vardya said, “Tim is a valuable member of our team here at ASC. He has a great deal of experience when it comes to higher technology PCBs, including flex and rigid-flex. As we do more of this type of work, it made sense to have someone with the right skills and experience to take over a leadership role. Tim will be managing all aspects of these high-tech projects.”

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