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CRC Surface Technologies Adds Jamy Berntsen, former Senior Technical Program Director, Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Driving at Intel Corporation, as Vice President of Quality and Innovation

CRC Surface Technologies Adds Jamy Berntsen, former Senior Technical Program Director, Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Driving at Intel Corporation, as Vice President of Quality and Innovation Berntsen will lead CRC s commitment to Quality and Innovation for customers. News provided by Share this article PHOENIX, March 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today, Timothy Jeffries, the Co-Owner, Executive Chairman & CEO of CRC Surface Technologies, and ChemResearch Company, Inc., announced that Jamy Berntsen will be joining CRC as Vice President of Quality and Innovation. Ms. Berntsen most recently served as Senior Technical Director at Intel Corporation, Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Driving Division. She will use her expertise to lead and accelerate CRC s new initiatives to drive superior quality and technology innovation for CRC customers and partners, while supporting CRC s commitment to business transformation and excellence. More information about CRC s transformation ca

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CRC Surface Technologies Adds Honorable Gregory J Slavonic, Rear Admiral, U S Navy (Ret ) as Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors

CRC Surface Technologies Adds Honorable Gregory J Slavonic, Rear Admiral, U S Navy (Ret ) as Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors
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CRC Ownership Unveils Major Corporate Restructuring

CRC Ownership Unveils Major Corporate Restructuring CRC to significantly improve focus on culture, employees, customers, quality, and safety. News provided by Share this article Share this article PHOENIX, Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today, Timothy Jeffries, and his wife, Mary Frances Jeffries, co-owners of ChemResearch Company, Inc., unveiled their 2021 plan designed to significantly improve company culture, better compensate employees, increase talent retention, pro-actively engage customers, expand services, elevate quality assurance, and ensure company safety. Mr. Jeffries, who also serves as Chairman and CEO, stated, CRC has possessed the privilege and responsibility of serving the Aerospace and Defense (A&D) vertical market critical to Arizona s economy and our country s mobility and defense since 1954. Richard Burge, majority owner of CRC for over 20 years, invited me to serve as his Board Chairman in 2008. Richard and I became the best of friends, and when he passed a

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Woodward Announces Appointment of New Board Member David Hess

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CEO: Convincing UTC s board that a conglomerate is a thing of the past and should be broken up took some work

The board of directors of United Technologies Corp. needed some convincing before it agreed to break up the 45-year-old conglomerate and jettison stalwart subsidiaries Otis Elevator and Carrier.

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