MacDermid Enthone Appoints Six Sigma Program Manager
The company has appointed Dr. Andy Lesko as the Six Sigma Program Manager for North America.
Lesko
MacDermid Enthone (Waterbury, Conn.) has appointed Dr. Andy Lesko as the Six Sigma Program Manager for North America.
Lesko holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry by Southern Oregon University with a Ph.D. degree in Physical Chemistry from the University of Michigan. Lesko has successfully contributed to MacDermid Enthone for the last 14 years, accomplishing dozens of Six-Sigma projects and certifying over a hundred employees.
Effective March 1, Dr. Lesko will be part of MacDermid Enthone’s Marketing and Business Development group where he will expand the initiative with a strategic focus to support customers optimizing and improving their chemical usage.
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