Frencken Group Ltd
Jappie Dekker is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in program and account management across various sectors, including semiconductors and healthcare. Currently serving as a Global Program Manager at Frencken Europe B.V., Jappie oversees project scope and change management for major semiconductor customers. Prior roles include Business Development Manager at Teledyne DALSA, where new business ventures were initiated, and Key Account Manager at KMWE, focusing on front-end semiconductor customers. Jappie's experience at NTS-Group encompasses senior account and group program management, with responsibilities for key client relations and operational coordination. Previous roles at Philips Healthcare included driving performance improvements and overseeing the introduction of new products to customer service organizations. Jappie's early career began as a Quality Engineer at VDL Nedcar, emphasizing process definition and execution. Jappie holds a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering and Management Science from Eindhoven University of Technology.
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Frencken Group Ltd
Frencken Group Limited is a Singapore-based investment holding company. The Company is a capital equipment, automotive and consumer product solution provider. It offers integrated outsourcing solutions to a diversified customer base comprising global companies. The Company operates through two segments: Mechatronics and Integrated Manufacturing Services (IMS). The Mechatronics segment is engaged in the design and manufacture of complex electro-mechanical assemblies and automation systems for original equipment manufacturers. The Company's IMS segment is engaged in providing integrated solution to manufacture plastic components (including design and fabrication of mold) and printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) for assembly into modules and finished products. The IMS segment also designs and manufactures oil filters. The IMS segment has various operating sites in Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and Indonesia), China, India, Switzerland and the Netherlands.