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Mark is an Additive Manufacturing and Molding Engineering Manager at Ricoh. Mark has a background in Mechanical Engineering from Wolverhampton University. He has spent much of his career at Ricoh working with both traditional and additive manufacturing processes.

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Mark is an Additive Manufacturing and Molding Engineering Manager at Ricoh. Mark has a background in Mechanical Engineering from Wolverhampton University. He has spent much of his career at Ricoh working with both traditional and additive manufacturing processes.

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That was Will Cuervo. William has been in Additive Manufacturing for 5 years and is currently the Sr. Business Development Manager at 3YOURMIND. He also serves as an Ambassador for the Additive Manufacturing Coalition. At 3YOURMIND he is responsible for the business development strategy for enterprise companies and the federal government. William started his career as an AM Technician at Sintavia, where he learned the ins-and-outs of AM Operations for Aerospace, Space, and Defense applications.'

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That was Behrang Poorganji. Behrang is the VP of Materials Technology at Morf3d. He holds a PhD in metallurgy and materials processing from Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan and he has spent his career working in advanced metallic materials processing.

He has worked as a senior advisor and consultant, helping to drive the adoption of AM in both domestic and international markets. Before Morf3D, he served as Professor and Director of Advanced Manufacturing at The University of Toledo, Ohio, USA.

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After graduating from MIT in Aero/Astro Engineering, Mark joined Rolls Royce working on air breathing rocket engines, before moving to his father’s machine shop, Jet Blades. Mark worked his way from

CAD/CAM programmer to Managing Director, making parts for Formula 1 teams and Rolls Royce jet engines.

After emigrating to Canada, he provided hands-on coaching for companies introducing advanced manufacturing, as well as teaching Engineering at the University of New Brunswick. Mark joined

Renishaw in 2013 to head their new Canadian additive manufacturing business and start up their first North American Solutions Centre. In 2020 Mark moved to the University of Waterloo’s Multi-Scale

Additive Manufacturing lab to lead industry outreach and training in additive manufacturing.

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Jimmy Campbell is the CTO of Plastometrex, who provide novel mechanical testing solutions for metallic materials. Jimmy has a PhD and undergraduate degree in Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge. His PhD focussed on experimental and computational development for the PIP method, which extracts full stress-strain curves (including yield stress and UTS) from a simple indentation test. He has published more than 15 papers in scientific literature, including one identifying a fundamental flaw in an analytical calculation used extensively in the indentation community, is the co-inventor on 3 patents and co-author of a book titled 'Testing of the Plastic Deformation of Metals.

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That was Chris Prue. Chris is a Change Agent and Engineering Leader. He is currently the Applications Development Manager at United Performance Metals in Hamilton, OH. Chris has over 11 years in the additive manufacturing industry and is experienced in machine and process development across several OEM platforms. He also leads teams in the startup of Agile Project management practices to deliver collaboration and transparency. His passion for materials and research has led him into grow within several dynamic teams. Chris resides in West Chester, OH and outside of the office enjoys the outdoors and growing hot peppers to turn into spicy powders or hot sauces to share with anyone who has a curiosity.

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This Episode my wife, Caroline Vasquez comes back to the show following her debut as host in Episode 50. We catch up on the latest happenings in the industry, reflect on the previous 99 shows and have a few special guests at the end asking some hard hitting questions.

Thanks to all the guest and listeners that have supported the show the last few years.

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Jeff Degrange is the Chief Commercial Officer of Impossible Objects. Jeff was formerly a Vice President at Stratasys. Prior to Stratasys, Jeff was with the Boeing Company where he led the certification and qualification of flight hardware built with different additive manufacturing technologies for the F/A-18 Super Hornet and 787 aircraft programs and advanced manufacturing initiatives. Jeff is one of the founders and past chairman of the Direct Manufacturing Research Center (DMRC) at Paderborn University in Germany and serves on several industry advisory boards. Jeff has a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from the University of Iowa and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis.

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That was Scott Volk. Besides being the first professional paintball player and bull-rider we’ve had on the podcast, Scott is the Vice President of Business Development & Strategy at Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing. Scott’s career has spanned over 30 years in the AM industry including stops at Incodema3D, GPI, and Laser Molding. In addition to his day job at KAM, Scott has also started his own 3D Printing polymer business called Advanced Additive Innovations.

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