PA-based electronics manufacturing company names new leadership

Mount Pleasant, Pa.-based Intervala, a leader in full-service electronics manufacturing services, announced changes to its leadership team.

In expanding its leadership, the company named George Yeary as VP of Quality and Customer Experience, as well as Domenic Alcaro as VP of Industrial and Data Center, and Bill Onnink as director of manufacturing engineering. Together the men bring expertise in quality, customer experience, supply chain management, data center infrastructure and manufacturing engineering to its leadership team, the company said.

“As Intervala continues to grow alongside the industries we serve, we’re focused on building a leadership team with the experience and expertise needed to support the next phase of that growth,” Rob McKernan, Intervala CEO, said. “Customers need manufacturing partners that can solve complex engineering challenges, deliver consistently, and provide the responsiveness, transparency, and collaboration required in high-reliability industries. George, Dom, and Bill each bring deep industry experience that strengthens our team and positions us for the future.”

As VP of Quality and Customer Experience, Yeary will be responsible for initiatives focused on quality systems, operational excellence, continuous improvement and enhancing the customer experience. Previously with Schneider Electric, Yeary has nearly four decades of leadership in manufacturing operations, quality management, supply chain strategy and customer experience.

“Customers today expect more than a quality product,” Yeary said. “They expect responsiveness, transparency, reliable delivery, and a partner that is easy to do business with. Quality has become the entire customer experience.”

Alcaro will bring more than 30 years of experience in industrial technology and critical infrastructure to the company. Alcaro previously held leadership roles at Schneider Electric and American Power Conversion, most recently leading Schneider Electric’s business for the Federal Government team. He will lead cross-functional teams serving industrial and data center customers while overseeing product and design engineering. The company said his appointment strengthens Intervala’s position in the data center market.

And Onnink’s promotion will further the company’s investment in engineering-led manufacturing. Since joining Intervala, Onnink has helped advance manufacturing processes, automation initiatives and engineering-driven production capabilities for the company, and in his expanded role, he will lead initiatives focused on manufacturability, process optimization, and production scalability.