EFC Field Service Business Section Appoints New Vice Chair

CEW EFC Feild Services 400

September 14, 2021

Kevin Chung, Eaton Industries, has been appointed the new Vice Chair of EFC’s Field Service Business Section committee.

Kevin brings more than 15 years experience to this role in the areas of strategic marketing, business development, operations management, process improvements, and project management.

Kevin will work closely with chair, Ivan Filipic, Schneider Electric, to lead the committee. This section comprises of industry players who, through mutualized efforts, provide proximity service, preventive maintenance  and modernization of the existing electrical infrastructure to ensure safe and reliable energy management that operates efficiently with minimal downtime.

Congratulations Kevin and we look forward to your support and leadership in this section.

Learn more about EFC’s Business Sections: https://www.electrofed.com/businesssections/

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