Ohio MEMS Association, Inc. is a non-profit organization founded on October 4th, 2002, registered in the State of Ohio.

Board of Directors: (in alphabetical order)

John R. Brandt , Board of Directors Publisher, Entrepreneur, Cleveland, Ohio Priscilla Diem , Board of Directors Battelle Institute, Cleveland, Ohio Colin K. Drummond , Board, President, and Statutory Agent Invacare Corporation, Elyria, Ohio Edward W. (Ned) Hill, Board of Directors Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio David Hiscock, Board of Directors Pentalim Corporation, Sandusky, Ohio Michael A. Huff, Board of Directors MEMS Exchange, Reston, Virginia Frederick J. Lisy, Board of Directors Orbital Research Inc., Cleveland, Ohio Troy Prince, Board of Directors Thompson Hine LLP, Cleveland, Ohio Robert Savinell, Board of Directors Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio

Note on compensation: Board Members and Officers receive no compensation ($0.00), including consulting fees, insurance, or other expense allowances, or contributions to retirement plans, as Board Member and Officer positions are volunteer roles in the organization.

Co-Founders:

• Colin K. Drummond
  Drummond@OhioMEMS.org
  Colin K. Drummond, Ph.D., is Director of Clinical Research at Invacare. Formerly the President of iACTIV Corporation, Colin lead all aspects of MEMS product development and launch.
   
• Frederick J. Lisy
  Lisy@OrbitalResearch.com
  Frederick J. Lisy, Ph.D., is the President of Orbital Research Corporation. Dr. Lisy has extensive MEMS market technology application and design experience. Most recently Dr. Lisy co-founded the MEMS pressure transducer company ComSense Inc.
   
• Mr. Troy Prince
  Troy.Prince@ThompsonHine.com
  Mr. Troy Prince, J.D., Associate, Intellectual Property, Thompson Hine LLP. Troy is registered patent attorney focusing his practice on all aspects of intellectual property law, including the protection, assessment, transfer and enforcement of intellectual property rights. Mr. Prince has a state-of-the-art understanding of MEMS production issues.