Craig Curk has always loved game shows, including the famous Family Feud that started in 1976 and is currently in its 17th season. His family shared his love for that kind of entertainment, which was the main reason why they tried to get on the program several times. Their attempts were successful, resulting in two appearances, first in 1984, then later in 1991.

1. Craig Curk
QC Electronics
Craig Curk has founded QC Electronics in 2005. At
the company, he developed an extremely successful
business strategy that was built on purchasing pre-
owned equipment. As the company flourished, they
managed to build a nationwide account base of
customers that led to amazingly consistent financial
results, and a gradually growing business. A big part
of that were the 1,200 Quad machines that they have
installed. As a business expert who specializes in
electronic products, Craig Curk understands the
importance of sales relations and the magnitude of
building a customer group. The process is about
building credibility through a combination of quality
products and good communication, both within the
company and with the esteemed customers. Without
this intricate balance, no business could be
successful, regardless of how much money they pour
into it.

2. Craig Curk
Working In The Electronics Industry
Craig Curk is an electronic industry professional
who made a great career in the last three decades.
As someone who has been working in the industry
since 1987, he has earned various leading roles at
multiple companies including Quad Systems, Tyco
Electronics and QC Electronics. He did everything
from being a sales manager to actually leading the
company, even exceeding the $100-million-dollar
mark in sales. Working with others was one of the
staples of the success that Craig Curk has achieved
in the electronic industry. He collaborated with
similarly hungry and devoted professionals, playing
a big part in the launch of various businesses
including ACE Production Technologies, a venture
that he launched with Al and Mike Cable. ACE
turned out to be a great success with a main profile
of manufacturing and selling selective solder
equipment.

3. Craig Curk
An Experienced Business Professional
Craig Curk is one of the most successful
businessmen working in the electronic industry,
and is known for being able to build a business
from the ground, or turn it around whenever it is
necessary. His expertise and business results
caught the attention of Tyco Electronics, a
company that hired him in 2003 with the sole
purpose of saving their business. With his
expertise and highly developed sales strategies,
the company turned things around and became
successful again. Craig Curk was born in 1961 in
Dayton, Ohio. He spent most of his teenage years
in the same city – which included going to High
School there - before leaving his hometown to
attend the prominent Xavier University. Moving
to a different place gave him a valuable new
perspective, and the positive experiences he had
while living there proved to be invaluable for his
professional career.

4. Craig Curk
Participating In Golfing Tournaments
Craig Curk loves golfing and the
special atmosphere of golf
tournaments. He often plays the game
but has another – possibly even more
important – role too, which is to keep
score during the competitions. The
role of the walking scorer is very
crucial in golf. They start at the tee,
usually being assigned to a group
with a specific task, which is to keep
their score and statistics whenever
needed. Craig Curk has played golf
for many years and was even given
the honor of being one of only
fourteen standard bearers for the
2007 Ryder Cup at Valhalla Golf
Club in Louisville, Kentucky. Golf is
a very accessible game.

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