Welcome to Our New Regional Sales Member: Nick Casaburri!

Exciting news! We are happy to welcome a our new regional sales member Nick Casaburri to the Protochips team in the Americas! Nick has a strong technical background as he has previously held roles such as Technology Specialist in the orthopedic device industry, and serving as a research specialist and co-author, focusing on the study of Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG), a form of brain cancer primarily found in the pediatric community. His passion lies in applying analytical and creative thinking to find solutions that best address complex challenges.

Outside of work, Nick has an active lifestyle as an avid runner and Ironman Triathlete . His home base is in Atlanta, where he reside with his energetic Australian Shepherds (see photo) and his wonderful wife, AnnaLeah. When not engaged in global adventures, you will be able to find Nick enjoying dog parks and attending local sporting events.

Please join us in giving Nick a warm welcome in the in situ community!

2024-07-09 Nick
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2024 07 09 Nick

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