Don Mills-based multinational electronics manufacturer
Celestica Inc. has announced last week that it is investing in its growing healthcare division.
The
announcement included information about $2.8 million in investment in one of its labs in China, and the appointment of three new key managers in the division. Nancy Duarte-Lonnroth has been appointed Director of Quality, Regulatory Affairs.
Richard Rubin joins Celestica as Director of Market Development. And
Michael Sobolewski becomes Director of Sales and Business Development.
In a statement, Celestica Pesident and CEO
Craig Muhlhauser said the moves are part of the company's commitment to innovation. "Our approach is to collaborate with our healthcare customers to deliver
new and innovative supply chain solutions designed specifically for the
healthcare industry of the future."
Celestica was founded in 1994 by IBM, but was acquired two years later by Toronto billionaire Gerry Schwartz's
Onex Corporation. The company, listed on the New York Stock Exchange, has built a manufacturing network that extends to locations in 40 countries around the world.
Writer: Edward Keenan
Source: Celestica Inc.