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Posted by Global SMT & Packaging on 12 October 2007 at 15:48

Jennie S. Hwang is an industry icon. For nearly 30 years she has been involved in the electronics industry. On top of her regular jobs, she has been a past-president of SMTA, celebrated author of numerous books and articles, and an advisor to government agencies and the U.S. Congress on the electronics industry, diversity, forecasting future disruptive technologies and globalisation. She also serves on university, civic and Fortune 500 company boards.

Trevor Galbraith spoke to Jennie about her unique industry heritage and her views on the challenges ahead.

Download the PDF of the interview.

This interview appeared in Global SMT & Packaging 7.9, September 2007.

   
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