Hologenix adds two people to its board of directors

03 Jan '17

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Hologenix, LLC which has as its subsidiary Celliant, a producer of patented technology that harnesses and recycles the body's natural energy through the medium of fibres, has named two people to its board of directors. One of them is Bill Werlin, former president of The North Face, while David Horinek, Hologenix co-founder has rejoined the board.

Werlin has held executive positions with The North Face, Patagonia, Burton, Keen footwear, and other global brands in industries such as outdoor equipment, recreational footwear, and cycling, golf and mountain apparel.

Horinek invented Celliant and currently oversees research and development and production of Celliant, while creating rigorous testing protocols to demonstrate the efficacy of Celliant, and is rejoining the board to drive further innovation.

"We now have an exceptional leadership foundation in place and we couldn't be more pleased with these appointments," said Seth Casden, CEO of Hologenix, LLC. "Both of these individuals' deep professional backgrounds and passionate commitment to innovation will bring immeasurable experience to our board."

Celliant is a responsive textile technology for apparel, bedding and veterinary products and the Celliant's patented technology harnesses and recycles the body's natural energy through the use of fibers (AR)

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