Longmont, Colorado – TerraLUX, Inc. today announced the expansion of its Board of Directors to include former Philips Lighting Electronics CEO Brian R. Dundon. Mr. Dundon, who will assume the Board Chairman role, also served as Chair of the Lighting CEO Board for the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) from 2006 to 2009.
“TerraLUX continues to strengthen the lighting industry knowledge and experience of our team at all levels of the organization”, said Mark Verheyen, TerraLUX President and Chief Executive Officer. “Brian’s vast experience and well-deserved respect in the lighting industry will further secure TerraLUX’s position as a leader in the development and deployment of LED engines, drivers, and control systems technology. We are honored to have Brian join us, and look forward to his insightful leadership and contribution to our rapid growth”.
“I am very excited to have been selected for this position with TerraLUX”, said Mr. Dundon. “Reduction of global energy consumption from lighting will be fulfilled by the deployment of effective and intelligent LED systems, and TerraLUX is uniquely positioned to deliver with exceptional integrated solutions for OEM’s and retrofit installations alike. Patented technology such as LEDSense® Thermal Management separates TerraLUX from the pack, and I am eager to assist in the direction of the company that will bring this technology to the lighting industry.”
Mr. Dundon, who earned Mathematics and Business degrees from Bowling Green University and a MBA from The Ohio State University, has over 25 years of executive-level management experience in addition to having held Board of Director seats with 10 organizations across 6 countries.
About TerraLUX Inc.
TerraLUX Inc. is headquartered in Longmont, Colorado and invents, designs, patents, manufactures and distributes innovative high power LED solutions for general illumination, industrial, commercial, medical and portable applications. TerraLUX produces fully integrated LED Light Engines and Modules to replace incandescent bulbs in commercial lighting as well as many popular flashlights and lighting tools. LED lighting is energy efficient and mercury-free, and can provide significant relief from current energy consumption.