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Peratech Appoints Dr. William Beckenbaugh to Board of Directors

Prior to joining Peratech, Dr. Beckenbaugh served as CTO of Multek.

Peratech has appointed William Beckenbaugh, Ph.D. to the Peratech Board of Directors. In addition to his duties as a non-executive director, Dr. Beckenbaugh will also serve as a science and technology adviser.
 
“I have worked with a number of new technology breakthroughs and development teams during my career,” said Dr. Beckenbaugh, “but I am especially excited about the huge potential of the QTC materials and software system to provide a fundamentally new approach to many areas of electronic sensing and human-machine interaction.”
 
Prior to joining Peratech, Dr. Beckenbaugh served as CTO of Multek, a division of Flextronics. He has more than 35 years of executive-level technology, electronics manufacturing and R&D leadership experience including C-level and VP positions at Motorola, Sanmina-SCI, HADCO and Konarka Technologies, and as well as serving on the boards of several university and industry bodies.
 
Dr. Beckenbaugh’s advisory services will actively enable Peratech’s R&D team to leverage his decades of experience in commercializing advanced materials and further develop Quantum Tunnelling Composite (QTC) technologies.

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