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TME expands U.S. presence with key leadership appointments

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  • Transfer Multisort Elektronik (TME), a global distributor of electronic and electromechanical components, announced the expansion of its U.S. operations with the appointment of three experienced industry leaders: Mark Burr-Lonnon as CEO TME US, Krister Haggstrom as strategic advisor, and Levy Olson in a key role driving U.S. market development.
    These appointments represent a key step in TME’s strategy to accelerate growth in North America and strengthen its global footprint, while remaining limited to the company’s U.S. operations.
    Mark Burr-Lonnon brings over four decades of experience in the electronics and distribution industry, having held senior leadership roles across global manufacturing, distribution, and EMS sectors. His track record includes scaling international operations and building strong, customer-focused organizations.

    Three men stand indoors against a light wall; “TME US, LLC” at top and “tme.com” at the bottom.


    “The U.S. market represents a tremendous opportunity for TME,” said Mark Burr-Lonnon, CEO of TME US. “Our goal is to combine TME’s strong European heritage with a locally driven, customer-first approach in North America. We are building a foundation for long-term, sustainable growth.”
    Krister Haggstrom, an expert in digital strategy and global market development, brings extensive experience in building digital presence and data-driven growth models in the electronics ecosystem. His role will focus on strengthening TME’s digital reach and supporting scalable expansion in the U.S.
    “TME has a unique value proposition, and the U.S. market is ready for it,” said Krister Haggstrom. “By leveraging data, digital tools, and localized strategies, we aim to significantly accelerate customer acquisition and engagement.”
    Levy Olson joins the team to support operational development and market expansion initiatives in the United States, helping to build a strong local presence and customer relationships.
    “We are focused on execution,” added Levy Olson. “Establishing a strong presence in the U.S. requires not only strategy, but also local understanding and speed – and that is exactly what we are building.”
    With these appointments, TME is reinforcing its commitment to becoming a leading global player while investing in regional expertise and proximity to customers.

    About TME
    Transfer Multisort Elektronik (TME) is a globally recognized distributor of electronic and electromechanical components, industrial automation solutions, and workshop equipment, serving customers in more than 150 countries worldwide. With a portfolio of over 1,300,000 products from 1,300 leading manufacturers, TME combines scale, speed, and technical expertise to support engineers and businesses at every stage of development and production.
    Headquartered in Poland, TME operates advanced logistics centers in Łódź and Rzgów, enabling fast, reliable global distribution with approximately 6 000 shipments dispatched daily.
    To support its dynamic international growth, TME operates through a network of local entities, including its U.S.-based company, which plays a key role in strengthening customer proximity, enhancing service capabilities, and accelerating expansion across the North American market.

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  • #2 21883037
    Nepto
    Level 23  
    Cool to see Polish companies entering foreign markets. Let's keep it up!
  • #3 21883062
    elezibi
    Level 21  
    Cool that they are growing but...
    Increasingly, shipping is the day after the next day.
  • #4 21883139
    jarek_lnx
    Level 43  
    Funny, because I buy the parts that used to be possible to buy in TME from the American Mouser.
    In TME when you click "show only available in stock" an average of 80% of the products disappear.

    Check this out:
    TME expands U.S. presence with key leadership appointments
    In the semiconductor category, there are almost 20,000 newly introduced products of which 376 or less than 2% can be bought off-the-shelf :)
    In Mouser, in the semiconductor category ( discrete only), there are about 20,000 but 4,200 of them can be bought.
  • #5 21883146
    beatom
    Level 38  
    It will be difficult for them
    DigiKey and Mouser are doing well.
    Amateur electronics engineers are out of the question. It doesn't really exist here.
    Companies? - maybe, but will they have enough reason to change distributors?
  • #6 21883337
    TechEkspert
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    And very well, let them develop.
    I remember when TME's automated warehouse was introduced, it was quite an innovation.
    But there are also smaller changes that are nevertheless important for some customers, e.g. the addition of parcel machines to the shipping options.

    Only sometimes products are "too well" packaged :) e.g. connectors are sometimes wrapped as if they were sensitive electronic components.
    This is probably due to the standardisation of the packaging process.