From Our Members
Introducing the New Nimble ECIA
Jeff Thomson, ON Semiconductor
It has been my honor to serve on the ECIA Board since 2013, and I am delighted with the new and improved governing structure that was put in place this past year. As VP of global channel sales for ON Semiconductor, I see the value of this Association every day, and the new structure has enhanced that value by a very large multiple. When I became Chair, it was clear that the Board was not functioning optimally because there were too many people with differing agendas. It was difficult to get things done because the process for prioritizing was often chaotic. Establishing the Council level - where each constituency has a forum to discuss and decide which priorities to champion at the Board level - has resulted in a much nimbler organization.
A World of Best Practices
The GIPC and their subject matter expert groups (SMEG) work closely to identify common industry issues and work together to find solutions that benefit the electronic component supply channel. Some areas that are currently being worked on are, eliminating human touch points when providing manufacturers Certificate of Compliance, documenting best practice examples for the handling and processing of tariffs and looking ahead to the day when we manage through the removal of tariffs.
From Our Service Partners
How a great employee referral program can help you promote your employer brand
Carla Mahrt, JJM Search
 It’s no secret: Employee referral programs can greatly help your organization find and hire top talent. After all, where best to find potential new employees than by tapping into current workers, who share your firm’s values and who are already helping you run a successful business? “Employee referral programs can be an effective way to hire talented people, and they can also be invaluable in the current talent acquisition environment, in which open jobs outnumber qualified candidates,” according to SHRM.
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Industry Dashboard
Industry Analytics
Electronics Components Supply Chains & Imports
What is Shifting and Where is it Shifting?
Dale Ford, Chief Analyst
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Strong supply chain management is critical to the success of all participants in the electronics industry. Procurement managers continually seek to optimize their understanding of the risks and evolving forces that continually reshape their supply ecosystem. A key element in their efforts is achieving the best visibility possible of both the macro and micro factors shaping the supply base. This typically means developing and managing data that can form the basis for informed decisions and action plans.
2019 ECIA Executive Conference Recap
Vision 2020: Leading with Clarity
The 2019 Executive Conference is in the books! Thanks to all who participated by attending, sponsoring, exhibiting or presenting.
All conference presentations are available to attendees – access them via the ECIA Event App. Video will be available soon. Click here to read a thorough recap of the sessions.
Save the dates for the 2020 event – October 25-27 at the Loews Chicago O’Hare Hotel.
Newsletter
December 4
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