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Green Circuits Appoints Kaitlyn Muhlenforth as Marketing Manager
November 5, 2025 | Green CircuitsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Green Circuits, a full-service Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) partner to leading OEMs, is excited to announce the appointment of Kaitlyn Muhlenforth as its new Marketing Manager.
Muhlenforth brings a decade of dedicated B2B marketing experience to Green Circuits, having most recently worked in the cybersecurity sector. As an award-winning marketing professional, she is recognized for developing high-impact campaigns and driving measurable results across diverse industrial verticals.
Adam Szychowski, Vice President, Sales & Marketing at Green Circuits, shares, “We are thrilled to welcome Kaitlyn to the Green Circuits team. Her deep experience, particularly in the fast-paced B2B and cybersecurity space, is a strategic fit as we look to expand our digital presence and strengthen our customer relationships across our key target markets.
In her new role, Muhlenforth will be responsible for defining and executing marketing strategies that align with Green Circuits’ focus on speed, quality, and service - particularly in quick-turn prototypes. Her mission is to showcase Green Circuits’ specialized capabilities to OEM customers in the Medical and Mil/Aero sectors, driving growth in these complex, mission-critical markets.
Kaitlyn Muhlenforth added, “I’m excited to step into this role at such a pivotal time of growth. Green Circuits is built on a 30-year commitment to quality and service. I look forward to using my B2B experience to help accelerate market awareness of our quick-turn capabilities and create marketing programs that truly enhance the customer journey.”
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