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 n the last two issues of the PSMA Update we featured the newly elected Directors Rob Hill and Marshall Miles and the recently re-elected Directors Alex Levran and Bharat Shah. In this issue we will introduce Arnold Alderman. You will meet the other PSMA Directors in future issues of the Update.
Arnold Alderman is president of Anagenesis, Inc. which he founded in 2001. He has been involved in PSMA activities since 1996. During that time, Arnold has been a Board member for 8 years. He has held various offices including Board Chairman in 04 and 05. He is a member of the Semiconductor, Energy Efficiency, and Marketing committees. The many projects in which Arnold has participated include PSiP/PwrSoC Phase I in 2008 , Technology Roadmap Workshops 1997 & 2003, the EPRI/PSMA Workshop “Follow the Power” in 2007, Silicon Integration Product and Technology Report in 2002, the Silicon Integration Workshop also in 2002, and the Power Supply Benchmark Report in 1999. Present projects that he is participating in include PSiP/PwrSoC Phase II and the Technology Roadmap for 2009.
Arnold states, “PSMA is a great organization in which to work with many of the outstanding engineers and marketing people in our industry. I have been very fortunate to have had that privilege.”
His vision for PSMA “…is to continue to make significant contributions to our members and the industry in general and for PSMA to continue as a ‘voice of the industry’ regarding the technical and business challenges that confront us.” Presently he views energy efficiency standards, APEC 2009 in Washington, and the initiation of more major projects as major issues confronting the PSMA Board of Directors this year.
He has 16 years of experience in product and strategic marketing for power semiconductor discrete and hybrid products at Fairchild Semiconductor and International Rectifier.
Mr. Alderman also had 12 years prior experience in commercial power-conversion equipment design, from 2 watts to 12 MVA, in a broad variety of applications including ac-dc power supplies, battery chargers, ac motor control, dc motor control, induction heating converters, and electronic ballast. He holds a B.S.E.E. from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, and an M.B.A. from the University of New Haven, in Connecticut. He is the author of one patent, and co-author of three others.
Material has been provided by Arnold Alderman, President, Anagenesis, Inc.
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