Sigma Labs has announced the signing of Jeta Enterprises as a new representative for sales of the company’s contract printing and additive manufacturing services in the North-West region of the United States.
Jeta Enterprises was established in 2000 and has extensive experience in custom-engineered components. Sigma Labs believes its new partner can couple this experience with its strong customer base in the aerospace and medical device industries to serve a growing want for advanced component manufacturing with its suite of products and services.
“We are pleased to add Jeta Enterprises to our growing cadre of manufacturer’s representatives, especially as it complements our expansion of services into the flourishing aerospace and medical device industries,” said Ron Fisher, Sigma Labs’ VP of Business Development. “We believe that this exciting relationship will advance our goal of expanding our footprint through synergistic relationships designed to yield substantive and long-term benefits for both of our companies and our clients.”
Rhodes Gustafson, President and Owner of Jeta, added: “Jeta Enterprises is honoured to represent Sigma Labs 3D metal printing in the Pacific North-West, a major hub of aerospace and medical manufacturing. We will be pursuing opportunities that fit the capabilities and strength of Sigma Labs and build the confidence of our customers that additive metal technology is key to their future growth and prosperity.”
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Sigma Labs Chairman and Interim CEO, John Rice.
As well as expanding the company’s reach in its home nation, Sigma Labs has also been reaching out to new customers in other continents. In June, Mark Cola spoke to TCT as the company he co-founded announced two new partners in the Asia-Pacific region.
Since then, there has been more developments within the company. When Cola sat down with TCT earlier this year he was President and CEO. Now, he is the new Chief Technology Officer of the company, remaining President, and seeing Chairman John Rice take over his previous duties as Interim CEO. Rice joined Sigma Labs in February, having held a previous role with Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Santa Fe, as well as a position on the board at The Akal Group and CEO duties at ASiQ, LLC, occupations he still maintains.
