Sensata Technologies’ Pete Johnson accepts a seat on the Leadership Group of the Electronic Components Supply Network (ecsn)

Sensata Technologies’ Pete Johnson accepts a seat on the Leadership Group of the Electronic Components Supply Network (ecsn)

Pete Johnson, EMEA Distribution Sales Manager with the industrial division of Sensata Technologies has accepted a seat on the Leadership Group of the Electronic Components Supply Network (ecsn). Sensata Technologies is a global supplier of high-performance sensors, electrical protection components and sensor-rich solutions, Pete Johnson brings extensive commercial and technical experience in numerous market sectors…


Pete Johnson, EMEA Distribution Sales Manager with the industrial division of Sensata Technologies has accepted a seat on the Leadership Group of the Electronic Components Supply Network (ecsn). Sensata Technologies is a global supplier of high-performance sensors, electrical protection components and sensor-rich solutions,

Pete Johnson brings extensive commercial and technical experience in numerous market sectors including Aerospace, Automotive, Consumer, Industrial, Instrumentation, Marine, Motorsport, Rail, Renewables, Security & Transportation. He has built lasting relationships with customers in the OEM, ODM, CEM business channels, where his natural enthusiasm, determination and energy firmly established him as trusted partner.

Announcing the new appointment ecsn Chairman Adam Fletcher said that Johnson’s 42 years in the electronics industry, spanning sales, product/project management and marketing across multiple market sectors, would prove an invaluable asset to the association’s Leadership Group and via its members, to the entire ecsn membership.

Pete Johnson lives in Bedfordshire and in Sotogrande, Southern Spain. In his spare time, he enjoys cycling, swimming, and walking along the beach in the Spanish sunshine.


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