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Mitch Tyson
Chief Executive Officer & Director |
Mitch Tyson joined Advanced Electron Beams as CEO and Director in October 2005.
AEB enables the green factory of the future by making sustainable manufacturing possible and profitable. AEB's compact electron beam emitters replace thermal and chemical processes for cleaner, more efficient, lower-cost manufacturing. For industries such as pharmaceutical, medical devices, food and beverage packaging, printing, and plastics, AEB emitters sterilize products and packaging, improve the performance of plastics and other materials, cure inks and coatings and eliminate pollution.
Prior to joining AEB, Mitch was a corporate consultant and lecturer, serving on corporate and non-profit boards of directors, and advising early stage companies and venture capital firms. Previously, Mitch served as the CEO of PRI Automation, a public company that supplied factory automation solutions to the semiconductor industry. Mitch managed the growth of PRI from $4 million to over $300 million in revenue and guided the company through a successful IPO in 1994 and an acquisition by Brooks Automation in 2002. Prior to PRI, Mitch worked in marketing and product management roles at GCA Corporation and served as science advisor and legislative assistant for energy to U.S. Senator Paul Tsongas.
Mitch is a co-founder of the New England Clean Energy Council, serving on the Executive Committee and heading the CEO Council. He also serves on the Executive and Governing Boards of John Adams Innovation Institute, the board of the Mass High Technology Council, the UMASS High Tech Executive Council, the Massport Security Advisory Council, and the board of the Progressive Business Leaders Network. Mitch also serves on the board of Photronics, Inc., a manufacturer of photomasks for the flat panel display and semiconductor industries.
In October 2008, the Mass High Tech Journal named Mitch a Mass High Tech All-Star for his leadership in and commitment to the clean energy sector.
Mitch has a Bachelors of Science in Physics, a Masters of Science in Nuclear Engineering, and a second Masters of Science in Political Science, all from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.