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President and Chief Executive Officer at Entegris, a $1.2 billion global leader of specialty materials and contamination control solutions for the electronics industry. By driving open innovation, a relentless pursuit of operational excellence and a unique customer engagement model, Entegris has emerged as one of the largest, fastest growing specialty chemical companies focused on serving the electronics ecosystem. Our success rests on the increasing importance of the solutions we are developing, the ability to effectively integrate the businesses we acquire and a strong set of corporate values. We refer to these shared values as PACE: People and teamwork, Accountability and integrity, Creativity and innovation; and dedication to Excellence. Our global teams live and share these values as much as they share a common desire to exceed our customers' expectations. At Entegris, attitude is just as important as skills. In other words, how you get things done is just as important as what you get done.

David Sindelar is a Board Member at Viasystems Group and Chief Executive Officer at Viasystems Group. He has experience at Arthur Andersen LLP and has worked as Senior VP/CFO at International Wire Group Inc., President/CEO at Hanley & Partners, and Senior VP/CEO/CFO at INTL WIRE HOLDING COMPANY. David works or has worked as TRUSTEE at Saint Louis Univ and Chief Executive Officer at The Courtesy Bar. He attended SLU between 1975 and 1979.

Robert Belcher is a Vice Chairman/President/CEO at Memry Corporation and Board Member at Associated Asset Mgmt Inc and is based in Greater New York City Area. He has experience at Kendall College and has worked as Board Member at Memry Corporation; Consultant at Bain & Company; and Supply Officer at Succeed to Lead, LLC. Robert works or has worked as Managing Director at Associated Asset Mgmt Inc and Supply Officer at DOD United States Department of Navy. He studied at Harvard Business School between 1974 and 1976, Vanderbilt University between 1970 and 1971, and Vanderbilt University between 1966 and 1970.