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Toshiba Veteran Ed Monzon Joins Legacy Electronics as Firm Targets Larger OEM Markets
November 17, 2003 |Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
San Clemente, Calif. — Ed Monzon moves from Toshiba America Electronic Components in Irvine, Calif., to take on new business development management challenges at Legacy Electronics.
In the business of designing, testing and manufacturing high-speed, high-density memory modules, printed circuit boards, and other computer components, Legacy Electronics is expanding business to OEM markets, especially to high-end applications such as new blade server and workstation applications.
Prior to handling business development for Toshiba's Electronic Components, Monzon was director of marketing and business development for an Irvine technology firm, and senior strategic accounts manager for Toshiba Electronics Europa for the 13 years prior.
Founded in 1993 and located among the new high-technology companies of South Orange County, Calif., Legacy Electronics is home of the patented Canopy chip-stacking alternative, a three-dimensional printed circuit board subassembly and process technology. For more information, visit www.legacyelectronics.com.