BTG Labs evolves capabilities, leadership and name to become Brighton Science
Brighton Science takes its core strengths and assets in surface engineering and adhesion to the next level, bringing what it says is unmatched expertise to the emerging field of Surface Intelligence.
Photo Credit: Brighton Science (formerly BTG Labs)
BTG Labs (Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.), a company with 20 years experience in solving critical adhesion issues and developing a surface inspection technology for leading manufacturers, has evolved its capabilities, leadership and name to become Brighton Science.
Taking BTG’s core strengths and assets to the next level with a new CEO and strategic plan, Brighton Science has reportedly established itself as a global leader in Surface Intelligence: Combining surface science with analytics and data to help manufacturers more effectively solve and prevent bonding and adhesion issues and control material quality and performance.
BTG founder Giles Dillingham explains the path forward. “With our proven tools and expertise — and new analytic capabilities — we’re offering our customers an unprecedented level of visibility and data. Bringing in Andy Reeher, a seasoned technology entrepreneur, to lead this organization to its next level of growth means we’ve stepped up our game and outgrown our old name.” Dillingham will continue as chief science officer and lead the company’s Surface Intelligence Lab.
“This company has an enviable reputation and a world-class roster of customers who are pacesetters in their respective industries,” adds Andy Reeher, Brighton Science CEO. “We’re committed to supporting their need for more predictability and certainty as they develop breakthrough products —and to orienting our entire organization around their success.”
To support the rapid growth that Brighton is projecting, CFO Tom Perazzo has assessed emerging trends in the manufacturing space. “Whether it’s a massive airship or a minute medical device, leading manufacturers are utilizing revolutionary new materials that require new methods to ensure infallible processes for cleaning, surface treatment and adhesion. This is surface engineering. The stakes are high, and failures are visible and costly. We can provide certainty.”
Founded in 2000, Brighton Science has two decades of scientific and engineering expertise in surface engineering and adhesion, and a versatile suite of high-precision handheld, automated and inline diagnostic tools, Brighton Science says it brings visibility, data and insight to the most demanding manufacturers in the world. Serving customers in electronics, medical devices, the automotive industry, aerospace and consumer goods, Brighton Science offers mission-critical decision information.
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