Alex Herpin and Dan Strunk join Telamon Corporation

Telamon Corporation is pleased to announce Alex Herpin has joined Telamon as VP, Operations in the Industrial Solutions Division, and Dan Strunk has joined Telamon as General Counsel.

Mr. Herpin, is a native of France and graduated with his MBA from Bordeaux Business School. He started his career in purchasing and increased his responsibility going global to both Mexico and the USA, working in commodities, operations, and management. Most recently, Alex served as the Industrial Director for Valeo Electronics North America.

Mr. Herpin, his wife, and two children love living life to the fullest. Mr. Herpin enjoys cars, music, wine, gastronomy, and experimenting in the kitchen!

Tom Puza, President of Industrial Solutions at Telamon Corporation, comments, “Alex joins the Industrial team at an important crossroad. Having just divested our kitting and assembly business in order to focus on our growing electronical connectivity business, it is a thrilling time to be part of this team, and having Alex on board will certainly result in even more growth on the horizon.”

Mr. Strunk was raised in Indianapolis and attended the University of Indianapolis, teaching at Pike High School before returning to the Mauer School of Law at Indiana University, Bloomington. He worked as a trial and appellate lawyer in Minneapolis and then returned to Indianapolis to work in litigation. Most recently, Dan served as Assistant General Counsel for a publicly traded, multinational, specialty chemical products manufacturer.

Mr. Strunk is a regular speaker at state and national forums on litigation practice, developments in business law, regulatory compliance, and law department management.

Stan Chen, CEO, remarks, “We are thrilled to have Dan join as General Counsel. There is so much growth planned in the next few years for all divisions of Telamon. Dan’s experience with large multinational public companies will be an important asset for Telamon’s growth trajectory and needs.”

Telamon Corporation is Indiana’s largest minority-owned business.