New President and Executive Officer Appointments Announced by Foreverlamp, Inc.

New President and Executive Officer Appointments Announced by Foreverlamp, Inc.

February 6, 2017

Foreverlamp, Inc., a privately held company founded by Peter S. Shen, former president of Philips Lighting and Electronics Group, has appointed a new president and a slate of executive officers. The changes are designed to allow the company’s leadership team to maximize time and attention to focus on seizing additional new growth opportunities and initiatives for LED lighting.

Jim Sekinger, current Sr. V.P. Sales and Marketing, has been promoted to President and COO and named as a Director of the corporation. Stephen Rasak, current COO, has been appointed Treasurer and appointed as a Director of the corporation. K.C. Tao has been named V.P. of Operations.

“Jim is a seasoned leader who has grown both in knowledge and expertise throughout his senior roles in the lighting industry,” says Peter S. Shen. “With his deep knowledge of the lighting markets and focus on applications for LED lighting, I am confident in his ability to lead the execution of our global strategy.

“In addition, Steve Rasak has been a valuable part of the evolution of Foreverlamp since its inception. Under his leadership, he has directed the growth of the business in the North American market and has established Foreverlamp as one of the leading brands in the high lumen LED lighting market.

“K.C. Tao, our newly appointed V.P. of Operations, provides senior leadership and a wealth of knowledge in operations, manufacturing, procurement, supply chain, quality, engineering and strategic outsourcing. I am confident that he will use his experience to further drive operational excellence across the company. As we continue to expand our product offerings to meet the needs of our customers, we’ll look to this executive team to deliver the results.”

Foreverlamp, Inc. is a fast growing company that remains the first in the industry to offer a

  • plug and play lamp option of 17,000 through 28,500 lumens as a replacement for a 400w metal halide or high pressure sodium HID bulbs
  • 45,000 and 52,000 lumen LED lamps as a replacement for 1000W metal halide. No re-wiring or ballast by-pass is required 

Foreverlamp specializes in Big Lumen plug-n-play technology and products that are designed to specifically replace HID high bay lighting.

Find out more: http://foreverlamp.com.

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