Cabletree Appoints Omni PCB to Handle Sales in Upper Midwest

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Thomas Chang, president and  founder of Cabletree industrial company, recently announced his company’s appointment of Omni PCB to handle sales in the Upper Midwest region of the country.

“We are very pleased to be able to welcome Omni PCBs sales to our American Sales team,” Chang said. “We are proud and delighted to be able to partner with what we consider one of the best sales rep firms in the country.”

Jeff Martin, chief technical officer of Omni PCB, said, “This is a new adventure for us entering the cable market, but we felt impressed enough with Cabletree’s experience, technology and capabilities, especially their special technologies such as overmolding, to take that leap. We are already impressed with the team at Cabletree and look forward to working with them.”

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