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Jeff Benck serves as Benchmark’s President, Chief Executive Officer and Director. In this role, Jeff is responsible for the company’s international strategy and corporate operations. Prior to joining Benchmark, Jeff served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Lantronix a global provider of secure data access and management solutions for Internet of Things (IoT) and information technology (IT) assets. Prior to Lantronix, Jeff served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Emulex Corporation, a global supplier of advanced networking, monitoring and management solutions from July 2013 until Emulex was acquired by Avago Technologies in May 2015. He joined Emulex in May 2008 as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer and was subsequently appointed to President and Chief Operating Officer in August 2010. Prior to joining Emulex, Jeff was President and Chief Operating Officer of QLogic Corporation, a supplier of storage networking solutions. Earlier, he spent 18 years at IBM Corporation where he held a variety of executive leadership roles, including serving as Vice President of xSeries, BladeCenter and Retail Store Solutions development. Jeff holds a Master of Science degree in management of technology from University of Miami and a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology. He is also a distinguished inventor in the computer systems field and holds 6 US patents.

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.

Mr. Duda has served as Methode’s Chief Executive Officer since May 2004 and Methode’s President and Board member since 2001. Mr. Duda joined the Company in March 2000 and served as its Vice President of Interconnect Products Group. Prior to his service at Methode, Mr. Duda held several positions with Amphenol Corporation, a manufacturer of electronic connectors, most recently as General Manager of its Fiber Optic Products Division from 1988 through November 1998.

Armand Lauzon is an accomplished CEO and Board member with a proven track record of consistently achieving significant returns for shareholders by quickly assessing and stabilizing turnarounds, balancing leadership focus on both commercial and operations to drive results, integrating multiple acquisitions, and building strong relationships with investors, lenders and customers.

Sharad Shekhar is a Chief Executive Officer at PELCO. He has experience at Tata Group Ltd and Tata Steels Limited. and has worked as Head:North American Exhaust Bus at CUMMINS INC. Sharad works or has worked as Gen Mgr:LCV Business at CUMMINS INC. He attended Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal and Kelley School of Business.

More than 20 years experience as CEO and Head of Divisions/Business Units in industrial and PE-owned companies2018 - Professional Board Member and Industrial Advisor2010 - 2018 CEO at TitanX Holding AB owned by Swedish Private Equity Firm EQT2002 - 2010 Head of different divisions at AB Volvo in Sweden and France1989 - 2001 Head of Business Units at ABB and different industrial line positions in Sweden, Norway and Switzerland TitanX grew from a small company with three factories to a mid-sized global company with seven factories on four continents and a world-leader in its industry. In 2016, TitanX was sold and the majority shareholder changed from the Swedish private equity firm EQT to Tata Group in India. In my different positions I have always faced significant short-term as well as mid- to long-term strategic challenges. Together with good team members and support from boards and advisors, I have always managed successful transformation and profitable growth of my company/division/business unit. Actions have included technology improvements and new products, customer focus and commercial excellence programs, geographical expansion, manufacturing excellence, restructuring, team development and turn-arounds, M&A.