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Dr. Grzegorz Ombach joins AdvEn Inc.’s Board of Directors as Chairman
Calgary, Alberta — March 30, 2022 —AdvEn Inc. (“AdvEn”) proudly announces the appointment of Dr. Grzegorz Ombach (“Greg”), Senior Vice President and Head of Disruptive Research and Technology for Airbus SE (EPA:AIR), as Chairman of AdvEn’s board of directors.
Dr. Ombach holds more than 25 years of experience in technology, power systems, strategy and innovation. He is responsible for global research, development and innovation at Airbus and is leading the push for creating a sustainable fleet of electric powered aircraft. He was previously Executive Vice President for Draexlmaier Group (revenue EUR 5 billion, 75,000 employees) where he was head of strategy, innovation and battery systems.
“Greg’s background and success will take AdvEn into the future by supporting our global aspirations and market development plans,” said Yanguang Yuan, Chief Executive Officer who will be stepping down as Chairman and remain a director. “Greg’s vision and deep understanding of the battery industry provides us with valuable insights into how we apply our current technologies and how to direct our future research and development efforts.”
Bio
Grzegorz (Greg) Ombach, Ph.D.
Chairman
Greg Ombach is a seasoned international senior executive with 25+ years of experience in technology, power systems, strategy and innovation. As the Chairman of AdvEn’s Board of Directors, he brings a range of expertise that he earned as Senior Vice President and Head of Disruptive Research and Technology for Airbus SE where he was responsible for global research, development and innovation. Greg was also the former Executive Vice President for Draexlmaier Group (revenue EUR 5 billion, 75,000 employees) where he was head of strategy, innovation and battery systems.
About Us
AdvEn Inc. (formerly Nano Innovations Inc.), through its wholly owned subsidiary AdvEn Industries Inc., develops and commercializes carbon-centric advanced technologies converting petroleum refinery residues into non-combustible products for energy and environmental applications. AdvEn’s 36,000 ft2 manufacturing plant and research facility in Nisku, Alberta, Canada will initially produce up to 400 metric tons per year of advanced super activated carbon (“ASAC”) before scaling to 1,200 metric tons per year; and is also piloting the Company’s patented dry electrode super adhesive coatings (“ESAC”) process. Both ASAC and ESAC provide superior technical performance, reduced GHG emission and energy consumption with excellent cost efficiency.
AdvEn, ASAC and ESAC are trademarks of AdvEn in Canada and the United States.
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