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ST. ALBANS, Vt., May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Board of Directors of Superior Technical Ceramics ( STC or the Company ), a middle-market leader in advanced ceramics and portfolio company of Artemis, the Boston-based Industrial Tech firm, announced today that James R. Callan has been appointed President and CEO, effective April 19
th, 2021. Mr. Callan brings more than 30 years of proven advanced manufacturing leadership to STC.
Mr. Callan s appointment marks another milestone for STC, which recently announced the bolt-on acquisition of IJ Research, a specialty ceramic bonding and sealing player based in Irvine, California. Since its founding over a century ago, STC has long been recognized as an innovator in advanced ceramic technologies. Since partnering with Artemis in late 2018, the Company has moved to bolster that leadership position – accelerating new material innovations, building out its technical sales and engineering organizat
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Vermont Business Magazine The Board of Directors of Superior Technical Ceramics, a middle-market leader in advanced ceramics in St Albans and portfolio company of Artemis, the Boston-based Industrial Tech firm, announced today that James R. Callan has been appointed President and CEO, effective April 19th, 2021. Callan brings more than 30 years of proven advanced manufacturing leadership to STC.
Callan s appointment marks another milestone for STC, which recently announced the bolt-on acquisition of IJ Research, a specialty ceramic bonding and sealing player based in Irvine, California. Since its founding over a century ago, STC has long been recognized as an innovator in advanced ceramic technologies.
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Commerce Mayor Wyman Williams says the City Council met together in the council chambers for the first time since last March Tuesday night, and City Hall is now partially open for meetings by appointment. The council this week has a further discussion about possbly using hotel occupancy taxes, as allowed by the state of Texas, to build a hotel and convention center on Texas A&M-Commerce property south of the CVS pharmacy.