Shelton Group, an integrated communications firm providing customized programs for strategic public relations (PR) and investor relations (IR), has been selected by Reflex Photonics as its high-tech public relations agency of record.
An advanced developer of extreme high speed Light on Boardâ„¢ optical connectivity solutions for semiconductor packaging and data transfer applications, Reflex Photonics was founded in 2002, and currently has offices in the Silicon Valley and Montreal, Quebec. The company expects their Light on Boardâ„¢ solutions to breakthrough the current speed barriers of chip-to-chip communications, which will enable high performance computers, networks and storage infrastructure to perform as never before.
“After an exhaustive search and comprehensive reference check with glowing reports, we selected Shelton Group because of their impressive background and reputation in the high tech industry,†said Gary Moskovitz, president and CEO, Reflex Photonics. “We are very pleased to have them as our PR partner, and we look forward to a long-term, successful relationship.â€
“Our team is very excited about working with Reflex Photonics,†said Stacey Gaswirth, executive vice president of PR, Shelton Group. “With their outstanding track record of success, and recent expansion into the Silicon Valley, we feel our communications expertise and industry relationships will further advance the company’s well established reputation in the optical technology market.â€
About Shelton Group
Shelton Group is a full-service, strategic IR and PR agency providing customized programs and services to public and privately held companies across multiple industries. Founded in 1994, Shelton Group offers a team of professionals with diverse backgrounds that uniquely blend business acumen with creativity to deliver the highest quality of service. Applying an integrated approach to corporate communications, Shelton Group delivers a company’s unified story to all targeted audiences. Through a dedication to value-added service and a national network of key strategic relationships, Shelton Group has built a trusted reputation with the media, industry experts and the financial community that produces immediate results for emerging and established companies. With offices in Texas, California and Taiwan, Shelton Group is also a partner firm of Public Relations Organization International (PROI), which provides access to more than50 offices worldwide. For more information about the firm, please visit http://www.sheltongroup.com/.
About Reflex Photonics
Reflex Photonics is an advanced developer of extreme high speed (40 Gb/s to 1000 Gb/s), Light on Board™ optical connectivity solutions for semiconductor packaging and data transfer applications. Through the integration of its uniquely innovative and proprietary LightABLE™ technology, the company is focused on intra and inter printed circuit board (PCB) applications ranging in distance from 1 inch to 1000 feet, supporting all physical layer protocols. Reflex Photonics’ products offer significant improvements in the structure and packaging of the components that deal with electrical-to-light conversion and vice versa. Its optical sub-assembly is based on a unique low cost, low profile, passive optical assembly process whose modular construction allows for volume manufacturing, superior performance and much higher reliability as compared to existing technology implementations. Reflex Photonics products address the growing demand for high-speed interconnects in enterprise-class storage/server infrastructure resources and telecom-class switches/routers. The company’s products enable equipment developers to design lower cost/price, smaller size, and lower powered systems incorporating higher fidelity/ultra fast connectivity- all translating into lower end user costs of ownership and faster/less costly installations. For more information please visit www.reflexphotonics.com.
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