wiredInUSA - April 2012
wiredInUSA - April 2012
News
from S&E
The company has recently expanded its international
sales reach by signing distribution agreements with
Millan & Associates, LLC for Latin and South America,
and with Mihama Corporation for Japan, China,
South Korea, Singapore and Malaysia.
In addition, S&E has announced some personnel
changes. Duane Shooltz has been promoted
to president of S&E. As chief operating officer
of the company since 2008, he has led the
company’s growth and development strategy.
He has over 30 years of experience with both public
and private manufacturing companies and has held
senior management positions in sales, purchasing
and manufacturing.
Yan Chen will work for S&E in the newly created
position of product development manager.
She most recently worked as a senior project
chemist with Schneller LLC, where she led several
teams to develop composites, laminates and resin
formulations for commercial aircraft applications.
Prior to that, she held management and scientist/
supervisory positions with A Schulman and Honeywell
International. Chen holds numerous patents related
to materials and processing and is Six Sigma
Greenbelt certified.
S&E Specialty Polymers is
a custom compound supplier
to the wire and cable
industry, supplying custom
formulas in flame retardant
polyolefin, high flame retardant
low smoke PVC Plenum, zero
halogen high flame retardant
plastic compounds as well as
many other plastic applications.
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Following an investment of over $225 million
in broadband network technology, Bell has
announced the launch of its Bell Fibe service in
Québec City.
Bell has brought high-speed fiber optic technology
directly to homes and business across the
capital in what is the largest “fiber to the home”
network rollout of its kind in Canada, supporting
enhanced competition and choice in Québec
with the latest broadband TV, internet and home
phone services.
“The people of Québec City now have access
to the most advanced network technology
available in Québec or anywhere in Canada,”
said Martine Turcotte, Bell’s vice-chair, Québec.
“Bell is committed to leading investment and
innovation in new broadband services, bringing
the best technology the world has to offer here
to our Québec home. With Fibe, Bell is proud
to deliver to our capital city the fastest Internet
speeds, the best television experience and free
long distance calling to any number in Québec.”
Bell Fibe Internet offers download speeds of up to
175 Mbps and upload speeds up to 30 Mbps.
Bell Fiber
Québec
arrives in
City
