Consortium Introduces New Field Service Advisor for Eastern Ontario

Consortium

Dec 17, 2018

Effective January 2019, Steve Holmgren assumes responsibilities of Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium (EMC)’s Field Service Advisor for Eastern Ontario. EMC is a not-for-profit consortium serving and supporting Canada’s manufacturing industry.

Steve is a senior human resources professional with many years of experience in automotive and wire/cable manufacturing, coupled with significant banking, high-tech and education sectors experience. He is a long-time EMC supporter and his broad knowledge of manufacturing and EMC.

In the coming months Steve will be in touch with our members and community partners to ensure continuous support to all of the consortium regions across Eastern Ontario. Contact Steve at sholmgren@emccanada.org 

To learn more about EMC, contact Shawn Casemore, President, Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium, 1-866-323-4362; scasemore@emccanada.org

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