Radloff Resigns Presidency at Oak
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Veteran Oak Communications President Charles B. Radloff has resigned “to pursue other business interests,” the company said Monday.
Rancho Bernardo-based Oak Industries, parent of Oak Communications, has been trying to sell its communications subsidiary for several months as part of a reorganization and scaling back of operations.
Radloff could not be reached for comment.
Replacing Radloff is John P. Donohue, who since 1982 has been vice president of manufacturing for Oak Communications.
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