NESTEC Names Jaymie Deemer President
NESTEC, Inc. has hired Jaymie Deemer as President.
Deemer brings nearly 20 years of experience in emission control technologies and nearly 25 years in the industry. He has worked with several OEMs during his career in multiple roles including team management, business strategy, product development, applications and field service.
Jim Nester, CEO of NESTEC, Inc., comments, “We’re very excited and privileged to have Jaymie join NESTEC, further broadening our capabilities and enhancing our corporate vision moving forward. His depth of knowledge and experience, dedication and management capabilities, and focus on long-term customer partnerships will ensure NESTEC remains a valuable resource for industry.”
NESTEC, Inc. provides service and emission controls technologies including regenerative thermal/catalytic oxidizers (RTO/RCO) and wet electrostatic precipitators (WESP).
E-mail: [email protected].
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