InvestorNewsBreaks – Sigma Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: SGLB) Announces SVP Appointment of Former GE Additive Manufacturing Executive
Sep 20, 2021
Sigma Labs (NASDAQ: SGLB), a leading developer of quality assurance software for the commercial 3D metal printing industry, today announced its appointment of Jacob Brunsberg as senior vice president. Brunsberg joins Sigma Labs after holding senior P&L and strategy positions at General Electric Additive, the additive manufacturing division of General Electric (“GE”), over the past four years. In his new role, Brunsberg will be responsible for leading Sigma Labs’ strategic relationships, product management and marketing programs. “Jacob brings a strong base of additive industry management and sales experience to Sigma Labs. He is well known as an innovator and business builder and is exactly the type of individual we need to round out our superb management team,” said Mark Ruport, president and CEO of Sigma Labs. “Jacob’s history of driving revenue and profitability, plus his expertise in commercializing and bringing complex technology portfolios to market will be beneficial to Sigma Labs as we further grow market awareness and revenue.”
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About Sigma Labs Inc.
Sigma Labs is a leading provider of in-process quality assurance (“IPQA(R)”) software to the additive manufacturing industry. Sigma specializes in the development and commercialization of real-time monitoring solutions known as PrintRite3D(R) for 3D metal advanced manufacturing technologies. PrintRite3D detects and classifies defects and anomalies real-time during the manufacturing process, enabling significant cost-savings and production efficiencies. Sigma Labs believes its software product will be a major catalyst for the acceleration and adoption of 3D metal printing. For more information, please visit www.SigmaLabsInc.com.
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