Angstrom Sciences Adds New Marketing & Sales Management
Mark Bernick, President - Angstrom Sciences, Inc.
40 South Linden St. Duquesne, PA, USA 15110
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Angstrom Sciences is the world leader in magnetron technology which is used to produce thin films through the “sputtering” process. Sputtering is used to manufacture advanced high technology products, such as flat panel displays, energy efficient architectural glass, solar cells, fiber optic network components and microelectronic devices. The company has a worldwide business presence and is headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA.
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Angstrom Sciences Adds New Marketing & Sales Management
Pittsburgh, PA, April 4, 2001 – Angstrom Sciences announces the appointment of a new sales and marketing team to lead the company into the twenty-first century. Dr. Mark Wilson has recently joined the company as Vice President. Wilson’s immediate responsibilities are the development and implementation of a strategic marketing plan and refining Angstrom’s world-wide sales activity. His previous experience in high technology sales and marketing are at DuPont, Balzers, Inficon, Intermagnetics General, Solid State Measurements and Bruker. “Mark’s extensive sales and marketing experience will help us identify market opportunities where our superior magnetron technology can solve the most demanding sputtering problems,” said Mark A. Bernick, President of Angstrom Sciences.
Joining Wilson in the marketing staff at Angstrom are Jason Hrebik, Product Manager for Magnetrons, Eric Welsh, Product Manager for PVD Materials and Jason Fonner, Customer Support Manager. The marketing department and the Angstrom Sciences representative network share a strong commitment to superior customer support. With this management team in place, the Company has the resources to make that commitment a reality.
Angstrom Sciences is the world leader in magnetron technology used to produce thin films by the “sputtering”process. Sputtering is used to manufacture advanced products, such as CDs, energy efficient architectural glass, fiber optic network components and semiconductors. The company holds patents in the use of shaped magnets and turbulent cooling water flow in magnetron designs. Angstrom magnetrons provide the unique combination of high target utilization and deposition rates with uncompromised film quality – known collectively as the “Angstrom Advantage™.” The company has a worldwide business presence and is headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA.