Johnson Matthey Reshuffles Officials

Fri., April 19, 1996

From Staff And Wire Reports

Johnson Matthey Electronics has reorganized four top positions at its Spokane headquarters and its recently acquired operations in Minnesota.

Benoit Pouliquen has been named president of Advance Circuits Inc. in Minneapolis. The company, a manufacturer of advanced printed circuit boards, was acquired by Johnson Matthey in September. Previously, Pouliquen was president of Johnson Matthey’s semiconductor products group and general manager of the Spokane headquarters.

Doug Neugold has been appointed vice president of semiconductor packages and also will relocate to Minneapolis.

Replacing Pouliquen as Spokane site director is Jack Schnitzius. He will report to Jack Bolick, Johnson Matthey’s new president of the Wafer Fabrication Materials Group. Bolick has responsibility for the company’s worldwide operations in sputtering targets, photonic materials and other semiconductor processing materials.

Johnson Matthey Electronics is a world-leading supplier of high-technology materials to the semiconductor and microelectronics industries with 22 locations worldwide. It is a division of London-based Johnson Matthey Plc.

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