Management
MTI Micro has assembled a world-class executive management team to capitalize on its more than 10 years of involvement in the fuel cell industry, guide its evolution and execute its micro fuel cell product commercialization strategy. The current management’s base of knowledge and experience spans a diverse range, reaching from preeminent scientific discovery to rapid production scale-up to successful product launches. MTI Micro’s leadership includes not only prominent scientists credited with pioneering work in fuel cell development, but also nationally recognized business and government figures.
Peng K. Lim
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Lim, joined MTI, its subsidiary MTI Instruments, and MTI Micro in 2006. Prior to MTI, Peng served as the President and CEO of Tapwave, Inc. where he was behind the development of the Zodiac, a portable electronic multimedia device that won multiple awards including, "Best Gear" by Time Magazine in 2003. Before Tapwave, Peng served as Vice President, Worldwide Product Development for Palm, Inc. where he was responsible for directing the entire life cycle of product development and engineering for Palm handheld products, operating system and application software. While at Palm, he helped capture 75% worldwide handheld operating system and 65% PDA market shares and quadrupled annual revenues to greater than $1.5 billion.
Peng was also part of the executive team that led Palm to a successful IPO in 2000. Before Palm, Peng served as VP of Engineering at Fujitsu Personal Systems where he introduced industry-leading pen-based and wireless computers that captured a 56% market share. Prior to his tenure at Fujitsu, Peng served as Engineering Platform Director at Texas Instruments and as Director of Advanced Portable Engineering at Zenith Data Systems. In both positions he introduced important innovations in state-of-the-art portable computers.
Peng served as a member of the Board of Directors for Novatel Wireless, a leading 3G wireless solutions company from 2001 to 2007 and Board of Advisors for Inventec Appliances, a multibillion dollars ODM company since 2006. He holds a B.S. and a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from University of Windsor (Ontario, Canada) and a Master of Engineering Management from Northwestern University. Peng is also an alumnus of the Stanford Graduate School of Business at Stanford University.
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