Vetrepreneur
Abe Kadis
U.S. Army (1943-1945)
Abe Kadis, a retired World War II veteran who served in China and India, credits his company’s success to delivering quality products for a fair price on time. The Rem-tronics president emeritushas lived by that philosophy since he purchased the company in 1977.
Rem-tronics continues to serve their value added customers by a veteran leadership including the following:
Matthew Karalunas
Vice-President & General Manager
U.S. Army (1962-1964)
Ronald Towers
Financial Leader
U.S. Airforce (1970-1974)
Rem-tronics, Inc. has contracted with Insyte Consulting
As we implement six sigma manufacturing principles, Insyte Consulting will be an integral component in this process. Insyte Consulting helps both large and small WNY manufacturing, technology, distribution and service companies to improve their business operations, competitiveness and profitability.
The link to the company website for Insyte Consulting is:
http://www.insyte-consulting.com/
We can proudly say we have a competitive edge in our industry; but one key difference in our company, is our mission to first use that edge on behalf of our customers. Our team has created a business process system which enables us to accurately advise and serve our customers, as we assess their needs and requests. We go that extra mile to make our contract manufacturing service a very customized one, but one created with the customer's total satisfaction as our goal.
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Rem-tronics, Inc. proceeds with company expansion efforts
Rem-tronics is planning to relocate our manufacturing and office staff to the former Altec Speciality Steel complex on Willowbrook Drive in Dunkirk, New York. The pictures below provide a glimpse of this facility from November of 2008.
Looking ahead—Dunkirk plans for 2009
By GIB SNYDER; Dunkirk Observer
Ahlstrom said his biggest goal in 2009 was getting the Remtronics relocation deal finished and a big step was taken with Empire Zone approval at the local level but there was still work to be done. A point of emphasis he said was developing the former Steffans Marina in the harbor.
"There's an offer in and a contract on that building that is contingent on Empire Zone certification," he said. "Based on what we did down there last year with the Boardwalk and the Crocker Sprague and the music on the pier, to get that opened in 2009 would be the next general evolution of that process. Their plan is basically the retail area in '09 and the docks in 2010. That would be fantastic for the harbor."
Ahlstrom also said there were three or four other projects where, "people are tire kicking."
Getting the Remtronics and marina projects completed are Ahlstrom's two main goals, along with having one of the possibles done in 2009.