Arrow Electronics
Arrow Electronics Inc. is a provider of products, services, and solutions to industrial and commercial users of electronic components and enterprise computing solutions. It has one of the world's broadest portfolios of product offerings available from electronic components and enterprise computing solutions suppliers, coupled with a range of services, solutions, and software, the company helps industrial and commercial customers introduce products, reduce their time to market, and enhance their overall competitiveness. The company has two business segments, the components business and the enterprise computing solutions.www.arrow.com
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Arrow Electronics".
Sep 15, 2026
51: Communication, Connection, and Why Your Nonprofit Culture Is Your Brand (with Bradley Hein)
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0:50Marcia BecknerHOST
He has a gift for taking the brilliance of experts and turning it into communication that actually lands.
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0:57Marcia BecknerHOST
Through his firm Spectacles Communications, and as a senior in-house leadership roles, Bradley has shaped brand strategy, executive messaging, PR, digital marketing, and internal communications for organizations you've absolutely heard of, Airbnb, Samsung, MoneyGram, Arrow Electronics, who I also happen used to work for, and Tarumo among them, and alongside mission-driven work like with my Lifeline Cancer Foundation and other nonprofits.
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1:27Marcia BecknerHOST
He's prepared CEOs and CMOs for their biggest media and investor moments, and he's the person brands call when they need to protect their reputation through regulatory scrutiny or straight-up misinformation.
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1:41Marcia BecknerHOST
He's got the credentials to match, an MBA from Regis University and a Bachelor's of Communications from the University of Denver.
Wholesale Change: AI Agents, Sysco's $500M Cost Cut, and a CEO Shake-Up in Distribution
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46:03Ian HellerHOST
Like we talked about the new QXO leader, right, who came out of manufacturing.
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46:08Ian HellerHOST
And so I looked up Penny Kotner's background and she had a lot of time at Arrow Electronics.
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46:15Ian HellerHOST
Well, that's not really a great preparation for the construction industry where you've got these long bidding processes and everything.
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46:22Ian HellerHOST
and mechanics liens and all this complicated, all these complicated transactions.
9/11 [09.11.2026]
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29:12Gary KaltbaumHOST
And by the way, it hit just below a hundred by eight cents earlier, and it's ninety-eight and a half right now.
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29:22Gary KaltbaumHOST
In that realm is Arrow Electronics.
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29:26Gary KaltbaumHOST
Electronic parts.
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29:28Gary KaltbaumHOST
Beautiful setup to potentially break out.
From the WE United Summit: Driving Change Through Influence with Dave Doherty
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1:01Dave DohertyGUEST
companies like ours at Digital Equipment Corporation that does no longer exist, but hopefully some of the folks remember that little entity.
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1:09Dave DohertyGUEST
And then working for some manufacturers on the semiconductor side before finding my way into distribution with some faces from Arrow Electronics.
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1:16Dave DohertyGUEST
It's great to see here.
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1:17Dave DohertyGUEST
And then 18 years ago, wondering what it would be like to be at a place that was private, that had its mantra about serving engineers.
Red Hat’s Kennedy on why the swim lanes are gone – and what the partner program looks like now
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0:30Robert DuttHOST
Kevin's career spans just about every seat in the channel.
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0:33Robert DuttHOST
Direct sales at IBM and Xerox, the better part of a decade on and off at Arrow Electronics, leadership roles at VCE and Dell EMC, and then about five years running advanced solutions at TechData and then TD Cynics before coming to Red Hat in 2022.
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0:51Robert DuttHOST
That's a resume that takes you from carrying a bag, through distribution leadership, to vendor-side ecosystem strategy.
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0:58Robert DuttHOST
And that full-channel perspective shapes how he thinks about the partner business in ways that are pretty evident in this chat.
Rowan Gill, BCN
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15:57Rowan GillGUEST
And we definitely benefited from that relationship with Arrow.
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16:05Rowan GillGUEST
that's helped us become closer to microsoft already and obviously we also benefit from microsoft's expertise and advice around that we've treated the microsoft objective that we're looking to we've treated our objective to become a managed partner with microsoft in the same way that you would treat any marketing campaign so really understanding who's our audience so who in microsoft do we want to um get in front of and how are we going to do that? And what's the message that we want to do? How can we speak in Microsoft language? And then, so because of all the work we've been doing and the relationship with RO as well, when we're now running our events, which we've already had done, we're just doing it a lot more aligned to Microsoft and getting those guys along to support us in the work that we're doing.
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16:57Rowan GillGUEST
And that has been really, really great.
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17:00NathanHOST
Yeah, I mean, you've been in some cool venues, obviously, and really good.
015: When the Path Is Not Yet Clear: Geeta Pyne on Possibility, Curiosity, and the First Step
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40:59ParulHOST
So then how did you carve this path to become an enterprise architect?
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41:03Geeta PyneGUEST
I would say from Mount Sinai, I went to an electronic distributor called Arrow Electronics, and fortunately this time, somebody who hired me at Mount Sinai, he went to Arrow to build the first version of the dot-com, basically arrow.com.
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41:18Geeta PyneGUEST
This is, like, nine, end of '99, early 2000, where everybody's brick-and-mortar companies are building their e-commerce.
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41:25Geeta PyneGUEST
And he just said, "Come and interview.
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44:40Geeta PyneGUEST
That comes way later.
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44:42Geeta PyneGUEST
It is the what, the why, being able to create that, being able to answer those business questions.
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44:47Geeta PyneGUEST
So throughout basically Arrow Electronics from, like, 2002 till I left in 2011, it played many different roles, many different transformations through business with increasing scope and responsibility.
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44:59Geeta PyneGUEST
And I really enjoyed that muscle, that being able to also direct others what to do without having to manage them directly.
The Buzz: Cisco Canada launches sovereign critical infrastructure, ScanSource buys MicroAge for $220.5 million, and ESET Canada names cybersecurity scholarship winners
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3:45Robert DuttHOST
And it highlights a concrete way that vendors can contribute to that pipeline beyond short-term hiring initiatives.
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3:52Robert DuttHOST
In brief, CrowdStrike expands Project Quilt Works to mid-market companies through partners including Arrow Electronics, Pax8, and TD Synnex.
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4:00Robert DuttHOST
Palo Alto Networks and NTT Data say they've signed a three-year strategic pact targeting one billion in joint cybersecurity revenue.
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4:08Robert DuttHOST
Auvik promoted channel veteran David Ochoa to chief revenue officer with a mandate to expand the partner network and AI-powered capabilities.
He Found Stock Trends BEFORE Everyone Else | Jeffrey Neumann | Trading Journey-Prof. Investor Reacts
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17:19Christopher UhlHOST
Hems is not a cannabis stock, but it is in the still still in the same industry.
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17:25Christopher UhlHOST
Arrow Inc. Acquiestive Therapeutics.
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17:28Christopher UhlHOST
Takata Pharmaceutical.
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17:31Christopher UhlHOST
Amlurix.