Dave has held various executive sales and business development in the touch, display and electronics industry for over 30 years, including 13 years with Sharp Microelectronics and TE Connectivity. He has extensive experience in international and domestic business and market development with some of the largest Global OEM companies in the consumer, industrial, military and medical industries. Dave joined Dawar in 2016 and has developed a strategic business and market strategy to focus the business on more sophisticated design and system integration builds of user interface display products as well as Dawar branded products. Dave has a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Penn State University and an Electrical Engineering degree from DeVry Institute.
Edin joined Dawar in June of 2018 as the VP of Supply Chain. He brings to Dawar over 20 year’s experience in various executive positions in the functional areas of business planning, organizational strategy, and global supply chain management in the consumer electronics, retail, and high tech juvenile and baby product markets. Prior to his employment with Dawar, Edin was VP of Supply Chain for 4Moms where he established a business entity in Asia and was responsible for developing a global supply chain strategy and structure for the company, which consisted of developing the tools, recruiting the team, and implementing the business processes to keep pace with an aggressive growth, high technology business. Edin’s experience and talents complement Dawar’s strategy for continued growth of products, services, and global capabilities for the organization.
York University Toronto, Masters Certificate in Supply Chain Management, Schulich Business School, 2007
CPIM Certified, APICS Toronto Chapter, 2003
University of Sarajevo, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, 1993
Tony began his career with Dawar in January of 2015 and has over 20 years experience as an embedded software developer and projected capacitive touch technologist. Prior to joining Dawar, Tony spent 7 years in engineering and as director of product technology where he was responsible for over 100 custom projected capacitive touch panel projects. Tony is highly regarded in the marketplace for his knowledge of touch systems and has presented at several different technical conferences on various issues regarding projected capacitive touch technology. He is also the author of a book titled “Projected Capacitive Touch: A Practical Guide for Engineers”, published in October of 2018 by Springer. Tony has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from Lehigh University.