Mr. Bud Cass

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  www.textileworld.com/News.htm?CD=5&ID=13300 - [Cached Version]
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  "We appreciate and are very pleased to be honored by The American Ceramic Society in this way for our work in developing flexible piezoelectric ceramic fibers," said Bud Cass, CEO, Advanced Cerametrics.

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  Advanced Cerametrics - Team - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/27/2008    Last Visited: 6/27/2008  

  Bud Cass, President and CEO - Mr. Cass is responsible for the rebirth of Advanced Cerametrics from its old line business to its current high tech manufacturing and development position.Mr. Cass holds 15 patents with several more pending and has been a frequently published author and invited speaker on topics ranging from advanced materials to dealing with government laboratories.He has been appointed by former Governor Whitman to serve on the Prosperity New Jersey Commission and is President of the AACCMCI Corporation (Association of American Ceramic Component Manufacturers, Consortium I), which is developing ceramic compaction computer modeling software in cooperation with Sandia and Los Alamos National Labs and five advanced ceramic manufacturing companies.Mr. Cass has recently been named to the Board and has been appointed Chief Technical Officer of KSA Sports Group, a company developing wireless scoring apparatus for contact sports.Mr. Cass is a Director of the North Central Campus for Emerging Technology in Ohio .

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  Published on: 2/9/2006    Last Visited: 2/10/2006  

  This technology is enabling embedded electronics, powering wireless sensors and other low power electronics without batteries or plugs," Advanced Cerametrics CEO Bud Cass said.

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  Fortune Small Business - Small Business - 14 Hot... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/29/2003    Last Visited: 1/31/2003  

  Rather than close up shop, president Bud Cass looked at his company's technology and tried to think of new markets.Armed with Small Business Innovative Research funding from the Small Business Administration and a team of employees willing to be trained, Cass transformed Advanced Cerametrics into a new business, or, as he calls it, "a brand-new company wrapped around the old one."Cass and his team created a microscopic, flexible ceramic fiber that conducts heat like any ceramic pot.
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  Cass says his fibers could reduce the vibration in the fan of an air conditioner, for instance, making it run more quietly.Research is also underway for military and law-enforcement applications.Right now Advanced Cerametrics pulls in $1.8 million in revenue annually, and no single market that it plans to enter is worth more than $15 million.But then, Intel started small too.
  
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  Bud Cass (Email)609-397-2900

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  NJBIA - Current Issue of the Business Voice - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2006    Last Visited: 7/24/2008  

  Battipaglia was joined by panelists Mark Yeager of The Gale Company, one of the largest commercial real estate developers in New Jersey ; Donald Drakeman of the biotechnology company Medarex, Inc.; Bud Cass of Advanced Cerametrics, Inc., a high-technology manufacturer; and Jon Shevell of New England Motor Freight, a leading logistics company.
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  Cass of Advanced Cerametrics said he has received $2 million in incentives from Ohio to relocate his manufacturing operations there. (The company's executive and research operations will remain in New Jersey .) And while Medarex has become a successful company since moving here from New Hampshire , Drakemen said, he's not sure New Jersey would win out today.
  
  "Every week, I get mailings from several different states throughout the country, offering us various state incentives to move to some other place or to help start up a company in some other location," he said.

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  Published on: 2/20/2006    Last Visited: 2/26/2006  

  "It's a pretty exciting thing," says Bud Cass, president of Advanced."Something that originated here in New Jersey is in the Olympics for everyone in the world to see," although the amount of exposure his company gets is "pretty much up to Head's marketing department."
  
  Head-sponsored competitors using the fiber-laced skis are competing in some or all of the five different Alpine skiing events: downhill, super-g, giant slalom, slalom and combined.
  
  Cass says the high-tech skis "would have the most effect on downhill and slalom, not jumping or freestyle skiing," because they're meant to get skiers down the hill faster by reducing the vibrations generated by rapid movement.
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  "The product line really doesn't have much life left in it," says Cass."It peaked about a year and a half ago."That could be a crushing blow to the company, which Cass says got "more than half" of its $2 million in revenue last year from its proprietary line of ceramic fibers.
  
  Advanced's other products include nonpiezoelectric fibers and ceramic components for fiber-optic equipment.
  
  Today, most research and development dollars are being pumped into improving its piezoelectric fiber technology and finding applications for new versions of it.The company has a R&D budget of some $400,000 and has received nearly $5 million over the past 10 years in Small Business Innovation Research funding under a program run by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
  
  Cass says the U.S. Coast Guard is looking at the company's fibers for possible use in electroluminescent buoys that use wave motion to generate light.

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  NJTC: The Community for Technology Companies - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/7/2008    Last Visited: 5/25/2008  

  Bud Cass, President, Advanced Cerametrics, Inc.

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  National Composite Center :: NCC - In The News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/6/2005    Last Visited: 6/29/2008  

  Bud Cass, President of Advanced Cerametrics Inc. (ACI), the campus's newest tenant, is Trustee of NCC-ET.Two additional Trustees will be named at a later date.

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  Textile World - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/4/2006    Last Visited: 7/4/2006  

  Bud Cass, president, Advanced Cerametrics Inc. - a speaker at TTNA's accompanying Techtextil-Symposium North America (TTSNA) - believes the concept behind TTNA has real validity in the face of revitalizing the North American textile industry.

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