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Joseph Federico, VP of NJ MET, located in Clifton, New Jersey, announces that NJ MET’s14th annual Thanksgiving food drive will benefit Eva’s Kitchen of Paterson, NJ. Mr. Federico will deliver the donations on Thanksgiving morning.

Joseph Federico, NJ MET VP, will present recent developments in NJ MET’s Mission Imposter® Risk Mitigation Testing Program. The topics of the talk are Proper Electrical Testing, Marking Permanency and Blacktop Marking testing.

Joseph Federico, NJ MET Vice President and Director of Operations, announced a lecture on electrical testing for the rescheduled DMSMS show in Orlando, FL, Nov. 26th - 29th. Joseph Federico will be speaking on testing of electronic microcicruits.

NJ MET has announced that Joseph Federico will be giving a lecture at its Los Angeles office, 5757 Century Blvd, on October 25th. The lecture will cover recent developments in NJ MET's Mission IMposter Risk Mitigation Testing Program.

Joseph Federico, NJ MET Vice President and Director of Operations announced that NJMET has renewed its registration statement from the Compliance and Registration Division of The Office of Defense Trade Controls Compliance

Joseph Federico, NJMET's VP and Director of Operations has published an article on Electrical Testing and its uses in Counterfeit Component Risk Mitigation on the Test and Measurement World Website.

Joseph Federico NJ MET Vice President and Director of Operations announced a lecture on the testing of electronic microcircuits scheduled for the DMSMS show on in New Orleans, LA on August 27th through 31st at The Hyatt Regency

NJ MET, headquartered in Clifton, NJ, will be presenting at the DMSMS 2012 Conference in New Orleans, LA August 27 - 30.

Joseph Federico, Vice President, Announces NJ MET’s Sponsorship of the Jimmy Fund Walk 2012. This is the 12th Year that NJ MET has Sponsored This Event to Benefit the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.

Joseph Federico, NJ MET VP announced the awarding of the NJ MET 2012 scholarship to Joseph Lubertazzi, a senior at Wayne Valley High School. The annual scholarship’s goal is to promote the study of engineering, science and technology.