Solicore Announces Former Transmeta CEO Mark Allen Joins Board of Directors21 April 2006
Solicore, Inc., a leading provider of embedded power solutions, announces Mark Allen, former CEO of Transmeta, joins the Company's Board of Directors as an independent Director.
"Mark brings a wealth of knowledge and a rich set of experiences that can help our organization as we bring leading-edge embedded power solutions to market and scale our manufacturing operations. Mark's particular expertise in bringing high-volume, high-performance product to market will complement our existing Board and the Company," said Dave Corey, Solicore's CEO.
Mr. Allen has more than 27 years of experience in successfully managing operations for leading technology manufacturing companies, including positions at Transmeta, NVIDIA, C-Cube Microsystems and Cypress Semiconductor. He was President and then CEO of Transmeta from 2000 to late 2001. Prior to joining Transmeta, he ran operations for NVIDIA, where through his efforts NVIDIA was able to scale their manufacturing to meet ever-increasing demand. Before NVIDIA, he was Senior Vice President Manufacturing at C-Cube, and prior to that he was Vice President Worldwide Manufacturing for Cypress Semiconductor.
"Solicore has an extraordinary solution for embedded power systems; the Company's truly solid state, high power density offering is unique in the marketplace. The Company's capital efficient manufacturing capability is enabling the Company to scale as its market continues to grow," said Mark Allen.
Mr. Allen brings the total number of Board members to six. In addition to Mr. Allen, Solicore's other Board members are Dave Corey, CEO, Solicore, Inc.; William Lese, Managing Director at Braemar Energy Ventures; Raj Atluru, Managing Director, Draper Fisher Jurvetson Venture Capital; Scott MacDonald, Investment Director at SAM Private Equity; and Ben Terk, Partner with RhoVentures.
About Solicore, Inc.:
Solicore is the leading provider of embedded power solutions for powered cards, RFID, and micro medical devices. The company has developed an advanced battery technology that is ultra-thin, flexible, and safe, which significantly enhances the capabilities of lithium-based batteries. This technology provides a high power density power solution that operates over a wide temperature range and is ideal for high temperature lamination manufacturing processes, such as the ones used in manufacturing cards and RFID tags. Solicore develops, manufactures, and markets these ultra-thin, flexible, lithium polymer batteries under its Flexion brand to serve the smart card, RFID and medical device markets. Solicore's headquarters, R&D and manufacturing facilities are located in Lakeland, Florida. For more information, visit http://www.solicore.com .
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Source: prnewswire
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