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Quebec-based EMS player welcomes Leah Slaughter as VP, supply chain and artificial intelligence program

Electronic manufacturing services (EMS) provider Varitron Group, Saint-Hubert QC, has appointed Leah Slaughter to the position of vice-president, supply chain and artificial intelligence program. She will be responsible for, among others, instituting improvements in supply programs and will be tasked with optimizing the supply chain by applying artificial intelligence to accelerate response to customers’ needs.

Leah Slaughter takes on the position of vice-president, supply chain and artificial intelligence program at Varitron.

Slaughter brings more than 20-years of in-depth experience in supply chains and their end-to-end overhaul, assessing where resources are best deployed. According to Michel Farley, Varitron group president and CEO, the aim is to maximize income and enhance customer-delivery performance through strategic risk-evaluation for the company by means of tactical sourcing, demand management, supply-chain management, procurement, materials management, manufacturing, logistics and customer service.

Slaughter’s experience in component distribution at Future Electronics, as well as with various multinational EMS providers such as SMTC, BreconRidge, Sanmina, Celestica, Jabil and equipment manufacturers, in addition to consulting on supply- chain processes and applications, has enabled her to expand her knowledge and manage teams of more than 200 people. She is a graduate of Sir Sandford Fleming College in materials management and distribution, marketing and business administration.

 

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