STI Recognizes Bobby Inman’s 15-Year Anniversary

STI Recognizes Bobby Inman’s 15-Year Anniversary

STI Electronics, Inc., a full-service organization providing training services, training materials, analytical/failure analysis, prototyping and electronic contract manufacturing, is thrilled to announce and celebrate the 15th work anniversary of Bobby Inman, a distinguished member of its team. Inman’s anniversary was celebrated with cupcakes shared with all of his colleagues at STI.   Inman joined STI…


STI Electronics, Inc., a full-service organization providing training services, training materials, analytical/failure analysis, prototyping and electronic contract manufacturing, is thrilled to announce and celebrate the 15th work anniversary of Bobby Inman, a distinguished member of its team. Inman’s anniversary was celebrated with cupcakes shared with all of his colleagues at STI.  

Inman joined STI 15 years ago and has since been an invaluable asset to the company. His commitment and dedication to excellence have played a pivotal role in shaping STI into the industry leader it is today. Throughout his tenure, Inman has achieved numerous milestones that have contributed significantly to the success and growth of STI. 

STI President/CEO David Raby expressed gratitude for Bobby’s dedication and said, “Bobby Inman’s 15-year journey with STI exemplifies dedication and a commitment to excellence. His contributions have been integral to our success and we’re honored to celebrate this milestone. Here’s to 15 years of remarkable service and the continued impact ahead.”


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