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2018
Stetron expands its reach into New England, New Jersey and upstate New York through an alliance with Ashtec Inc.
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2017
Stetron expands product offering to include loudspeakers for use in medical products requiring IEC 60601-1-8 certification
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2016
Stetron continues to innovate its technology and product road map to meet the demands of its clients as well as the growing audio market.
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2015
Stetron begins designing and supplying customized audio enclosures.
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2008
Stetron expands its product offering to include the audio engineering and manufacturing of dynamic receivers and microphones.
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2007
Stetron expands its audio engineering and quality team by opening two offices in China.
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2002
Monique Steger is named President and CEO of Stetron. Caroline Steger is appointed to Executive Vice President.
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1995
Pivoting its product offering to focus on the audio industry, Stetron builds its first anechoic chamber and full acoustic test lab in Markham, Ontario, Canada.
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1993
Stetron opens an office in Ningbo, China and hires a local team to more directly provide for an increasingly international customer base.
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1986
Stetron opens an office in Seoul, Korea in an effort to lower the cost of manufacturing while combating Taiwan’s rising inflation.
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1981
ECI is renamed and rebranded as Stetron International Inc.
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1979
ECI opens an office in Buffalo, NY to grow its global customer base.
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1978
ECI opens an office in Taipei, Taiwan, further expanding its Asian presence.
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1971
Pioneering the concept of third-party manufacturing, ECI begins outsourcing to Japan in an effort to deliver the best value for clients. This enables the company to grow, providing technically-advanced products at competitive prices.
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1965
Electronics Components International (ECI) is founded by Edward R Steger. It quickly grows as a rep firm for large electronics companies such as Siemens, Plessey Components, and National Connector.