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| Issue 18 | CAST EXPO 2008, Spring Edition | Print Version | ||||||
TWO NEW ADDITIONS TO THE buyCASTINGS STAFF |
“Welcome aboard and we look forward to continued growth!!” |
 Earlier this year, Mr. Stefan Susta joined the
buyCASTINGS.com team as the VP of Government
Programs and Commercialization.
His focus will be on business
development, commercialization of
our R&D activities, and managing
the government project portfolio.
Prior to joining buyCASTINGS.com,
Mr. Susta was the Director of
Technology Transfer Programs at
the Edison Materials Technology
Center (EMTEC), and a technical
consultant for the Department of
Defense. Mr. Susta graduated from Virginia Tech with
undergraduate degrees in Chemical Engineering,
Chemistry, and German and received an MBA from
Wright State University. |
 With a solid background in tooling, Mr. Nick Cannell has
over 20 years of experience in metal castings, including
positions on production, management and R&D sides
of the casting industry. He is a member of the Ohio
Cast Metals Association, a past
Chairman with both the Canton
chapter of the AmericanFoundry Society, and the Cleveland Chapter of the North American Die Casting Association. Over the last 12 years, Mr. Cannell has been primarily involved in technology transfer with the casting industry. He has helped many foundries incorporate new technologies such as rapid prototyping, solidification modeling, and computed tomography reverse engineering/metrology into their everyday operations. He has been instrumental in assisting foundries to expand their capabilities. This has helped these foundries be more competitive and increase their revenues. For example, Laszeray Technology of North Royalton, Ohio attributes 50% of their total business to Mr. Cannell's assistance in securing casting work utilizing the latest rapid prototyping techniques. He takes a "hands-on" approach to projects by visiting foundries and buyers, learning of their needs, and then putting them in contact with companies or organizations that can help them improve and diversify their businesses. Much of this work has been with small foundries, which constitute a large share of the casting industry. With buyCASTINGS, Nick will be in charge of program management, plant start-up, and business development. |
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