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Multisorb appoints business leader
Multisorb Technologies has appointed Daniel Casacci to the position of Business Development Leader for the electronics market. In this role, Casacci will oversee market development for the company’s portfolio of technologies that manage moisture, oxygen, hydrocarbons, and other volatiles to protect sensitive electronic products against degradation, and improve product reliability and performance.
“Multisorb has a growing presence in the electronics market. Our portfolio of cutting-edge sorbent technologies successfully addresses damage from moisture and other volatiles in electro-optical devices, personal communication applications, data storage devices, hard disk drives, and consumer electronics,” says James V. Renda, Executive Vice President and COO at Multisorb. “Electronics manufacturers are increasingly turning to active packaging solutions to ensure the quality, reliability, and safety of their products. Dan’s broad experience in electronics manufacturing— from product management and operations to sales and marketing—will make him a strong addition to our leadership team.”
Casacci brings 19 years of experience in the electronics market to the company. He has worked as the V.P. of Sales and Marketing and Director of Operation at his previous positions. At Multisorb, he will work closely with design engineers at customer companies to create custom solutions addressing corrosion, oxidation and malfunction issues that any component, subsystem, or product exposed to the environment will face.
“What is unique and exciting about Multisorb is its capabilities-oriented approach,” says Casacci. “We don’t have a one-size-fits-all solution. Rather, our long-established presence in the industry and institutional expertise enables us to work with manufacturers as a consultative partner. Our approach is to start working with a customer early in the design phase in order to anticipate potential degradation threats and then customize a solution as part of the product development process.”
