IBC Engineered Materials Appoints New President
Chris Huskamp is now the acting president of IBC Engineered Materials.
Posted: September 14, 2015
"I am very excited by the aerospace, automotive and wider market opportunities for IBC and our Beralcast alloys, and look forward to working closely with our growing customer base to realize the potential of these important alloys. Design engineers are increasingly focused on weight savings while cost effectively maintaining strong materials performance. Our alloys offer a wide range of excellent benefits and represent an exciting growth opportunity."
IBC Advanced Alloys Corp. (Wilmington, MA) is pleased to announce that it has appointed Chris Huskamp as acting president of its subsidiary IBC Engineered Materials Corp. Huskamp is an advanced automotive and aerospace materials expert and has been with the company since 2011, initially as a consultant and, since 2014, as the vice president of business and technical development.
“I am very excited by the aerospace, automotive and wider market opportunities for IBC and our Beralcast® alloys,” said Huskamp, “and look forward to working closely with our growing customer base to realize the potential of these important alloys. Design engineers are increasingly focused on weight savings while cost effectively maintaining strong materials performance. Our alloys offer a wide range of excellent benefits and represent an exciting growth opportunity.”
Prior to joining IBC, Huskamp was an associate technical fellow at The Boeing Company in St. Louis, MO, where he developed high performance materials solutions for military and commercial aerospace projects. At IBC he has focused on aerospace applications for Beralcast, the proprietary beryllium aluminum casting alloy, and has been a key member of the company team providing Lockheed Martin with Beralcast components for the F-35 Lightning II program.
“Chris has proven himself an indispensable asset to us and our customers and we are excited to be working with him in this new role,” said Anthony Dutton, the president and chief executive officer of IBC Advanced Alloys. “His experience, enthusiasm and leadership skills will be invaluable for the growth of EMC and Beralcast.”
Huskamp is replacing Ray White, who has resigned as the president of EMC. “Ray was critical in establishing us as a leading supplier of beryllium aluminum cast components,” noted Dutton. “I want to thank him for his role in founding, developing and positioning EMC for growth.”
With his compensation, Huskamp will be awarded an additional options package with standard vesting provisions. The options, priced at C$0.12, are being awarded as part of an aggregate award of 1,200,000 options to include other consultants, directors and officers.
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