For Elhurt EMS, it was another opportunity to present our approach to contract electronics manufacturing and demonstrate how we address the challenges of today’s market. As our Business Development Manager, Łukasz Kowalski, noted:
“Once again, we had the pleasure of attending this event – a place where the best in the industry come together. It’s important for us to be present where electronics take center stage. It was a great chance to showcase our approach to business, challenges, and technology.”
Participating in events like Svensk Elektronik is not only about discussing our offer – it’s also a chance to show who we are as a team. As Business Development Manager Paweł Trojanowski emphasized:
“At events like this, we always talk about the scope of our services – SMT and THT assembly, PCB supply, DFMA, NPI, and other solutions. But what we really appreciate is that trade fairs also allow us to show the more human side of our operations. We believe our clients value this – beyond the core information about our services, they get the chance to really get to know us. We highlight our values and share our perspective on the challenges facing the electronics industry today.”
-The opportunity to meet suppliers face to face – nothing replaces a real-life conversation and getting to know the people behind the technology.
-A clear understanding of a company’s capabilities and offering – real-world examples and product demonstrations help assess service quality.
-Access to expert knowledge and inspiration – lectures and workshops are a great chance to gain new insights and stay current with industry trends.
-Getting to know the human side of a company and its values – trade shows are the perfect opportunity to assess whether your communication, culture, and approach are aligned for a lasting, successful partnership.
Thank you to everyone who visited our stand in Stockholm. See you at the next industry event! The next opportunity will be on June 5, 2025, in Berlin, where we’ll be attending Evertiq Expo!
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