EoPlex Elects Philip E. Rogren as Corporate Officer
Redwood City, CA – October 16, 2006 - EoPlex Technologies, Inc. the
company that manufactures miniature devices that generate, harvest,
conserve and manage energy, announced today that Philip E. Rogren has been
elected an officer of the company. Rogren is Vice President Marketing and
Sales. He will continue to lead these functions for EoPlex.
Rogren has more than 25 years of experience in sales, marketing and
engineering in semiconductor packaging, advanced materials and
interconnects at companies that include Shellcase, Alcoa Electronic
Packaging and Hestia Technologies. Prior to joining EoPlex, Rogren was Vice
President of Marketing and Sales at Shellcase, Inc., where he was
instrumental in establishing the company's technology as the standard for
CSP packaging for CMOS image sensors. He holds a BS degree in Engineering
from the University of Washington.
Arthur L. Chait, President and CEO of EoPlex said, "EoPlex is a
platform technology that can address market needs in many areas and Phil
has done an outstanding job of identifying, prioritizing and filling those
needs with major customers. He recently led the way to the successful
negotiation of a manufacturing agreement for EoPlex with a major
multinational corporation. As a startup, we are constantly looking to make
additions to our staff with individuals who can move seamlessly from
markets to technology to manufacturing, and Phil is one of the best at
this."
About EoPlex
EoPlex Technologies, Inc. is a Redwood City, CA company that is
commercializing a family of new technologies to manufacture complex
miniature 3-D structures from combinations of metals, ceramics and
polymers. These technologies are used to create miniature devices that
generate, harvest, conserve and manage energy. The company is currently
working with major corporations to produce devices that include a miniature
hydrogen reformer to recharge emergency 2-way radios, energy harvesting
devices to power wireless sensor networks like those in auto tire pressure
sensors, and microreactors for production of specialty chemicals and
pharmaceuticals. The EoPlex process makes it cost effective to mass-produce
complex designs which would be difficult or impossible to manufacture using
conventional techniques. The company is backed by Labrador Ventures, Draper
Fisher Jurvetson, and Draper-Richards and is currently raising its next
round of capital to expand production. For more information, call
650-361-9070 or visit http://www.eoplex.com.