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FORMER KYOCERA PRESIDENT DAVID GROOMS JOINS QUANTUM
LEAP PACKAGING BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Industry Veteran Appointed to Lend Expertise to High Performance
Electronic Component Packaging Manufacturer Aiming to Replace
Incumbent Ceramic Packaging Technology
WILMINGTON, MA - September
19, 2005 - Quantum
Leap Packaging, a leading provider of high-performance electronic
component packaging utilizing a proprietary Quantech™ Liquid
Crystal Polymer (LCP) compound, today announced that David
Grooms has been appointed to its Board of Directors. Grooms
was previously president of Kyocera America, Inc. and Kyocera
Mexicana S.A.de C.V., having served a twenty year tenure
there.
"David has a wealth of semiconductor package manufacturing
expertise, with significant international experience and a
strong, strategic business orientation," said Jim LaCasse,
CEO of Quantum Leap Packaging. "Quantum Leap is uniquely
positioned to propel semiconductor packaging into the next
phase of innovation by offering high-performance packaging
solutions that will replace costly ceramic materials. His appointment
is a tremendous asset to the company."
In his distinguished career, Grooms has held the top post
at several large public and small emerging technology companies
to include President of Kyocera America, Inc. and Kyocera Mexicana
S.A.de C.V., both based out of San Diego, CA. In 2001, Grooms
became Acting President and CEO of Shellcase, Inc., a provider
of MEMs, optical sensors and micro camera modules used for
cellular phone applications. Mr. Grooms was also the Chief
Executive Officer of Zucotto Wireless, Inc., a Java microprocessor
company focused on the wireless phone market.
Grooms earned his B.A. from Bowling Green State University.
He currently serves on a number of other corporate boards and
associations to include the Center for Wireless Communications
at UCSD, the Manufacturing Advisory Council at the San Diego
State College of Engineering, The Microwave, Optical and Digital
Electronics Technical Advisory Board at the University of Colorado,
Dock3, Silicon Logic Engineering and TSR Technologies. He is
a resident of La Jolla, California.
About Quantum Leap Packaging
Quantum Leap Packaging designs and manufactures electronic
component packaging utilizing a proprietary Quantech™ Liquid
Crystal Polymer (LCP) compound. Quantum Leap's unique LCP
material system meets the critical design and manufacturing
requirements of a variety of applications such as Semiconductor,
Medical and Optical devices, RF-Microwave and LDMOS, either
in hermetic or non-hermetic configurations. As a packaging
replacement for traditional metal or ceramic materials, Quantum
Leap's Quantech™ LCP compound delivers a significant
reduction in cost with no sacrifice to performance. Incorporated
in December 2002, Quantum Leap is headquartered in a 32,000
square foot facility at 200 Research Drive, Wilmington, MA
01887. For more information, please visit our website at
www.qlpkg.com.
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