Personal OLED interviews

Today's personal OLED interview features Wendy Jameson - the CEO and co-founder of Colnatec, a film thickness monitoring company. If you wish to be featured next, contact us here!

What was the last book you read? and the last movie you saw? The last book I read was an eBook on my iPad, "The Whites", which I borrowed from my local library via Kindle. The last movie I saw was on TV, and I had seen it last year but forgot most of it, Oblivion.

Today's personal OLED interview features Barry Young - probably the guy who knows most about OLEDs in the world. If you wish to be featured next, contact us here!

Barry is the CEO of the OLED Association - "We help to promote the OLED industry by preparing white papers on the technology, making marketing presentations, briefing the financial industry and lobbying governments. We share leadership in the OLED Coalition with NGLIA in order to promote OLED lighting in North America".

Today's personal OLED interview features Dennis McCarthy - a personal friend and a journalist, consultant and OLED evangelist. If you wish to be featured next, contact us here!

What was the last book you read? and the last movie you saw? Book - Hot, Flat and Crowded. Movie - Interstellar.

Today's personal OLED interview features Sri Peruvemba - a personal friend and the CEO at Marketer International and the Head of Marketing for the Society for Information Display (SID). If you wish to be featured on such interview, contact us here.

Sri has over two decades of experience in the global technology industry in various marketing roles. His firm provides marketing services to the high tech industry and Sri also volunteers his time to industry organizations, individuals and start up companies.

Today's personal OLED interview features Steffen Schmitz from Astron FIAMM. If you wish to be featured on such interview, contact us here.

Steffen Schmitz, Direct or Projects at Astron FIAMM Safety, project leader for all OLEDs for technical applications. Automotive, medical, airborne, train based. Basically all projects where the client doesn't only want some nice looking, flat light sources, but where the client expresses his needs as well in figures and measurement.

Today's personal OLED interview features Dr. Uwe Vogel from the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany.If you wish to be featured on such interview, contact us here.

Dr. Uwe Vogel, Head of Division Microdisplays & Sensors, Deputy Director, Fraunhofer Institute for Organic Electronics, Electron Beam and Plasma Technology FEP, Dresden, Germany

What was the last book you read? OLED Microdisplays, Technology and Applications, Edited by Francois Templier, 2014 (though I am NO author there ;o)

Dietmar Thomas from Philips (and personally a good friend) is our second featured personal OLED interview. If you wish to be featured, contact us here. 

Dietmar Thomas, Manager Brand & Integrated Communication OLED at Philips: which means basically making noise for OLED lighting and being a good ambassador worldwide. In my position I switch frequently from being the OLED spokesperson to being a writer about OLED lighting and being a lecturer. In addition I oversee the communication on Lumiblade’s social media channels as well as setting up the new marketing material and campaigns… You get the idea.

What was the last book you read? Tom Clancy Command Authority although fiction and a couple of years old, unfortunately very close to today’s events in East Europe.

And the last movie you saw? Taken 3 I love Liam Neeson, no matter what he plays…

Today we're launching a new post series: personal OLED interviews. Each one will feature an industry professional - we hope this is going to be a fun opportunity to get to know the people behind OLEDs a bit better. If you wish to be featured, contact us here. This first post will be about our very own Ron Mertens, just to get the ball rolling.

Ron Mertens, OLED-Info's editor-in-chief

What was the last book you read? Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts. A (long) tale of an Australian outlaw that escaped to India.