MEET THE FOUNDERS
Daniel Lorenzini
Dr. Daniel Lorenzini holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, with a research focus on microscale cooling systems for advanced applications. He received the Santander Bank Entrepreneurship Award in 2014 and has since earned multiple awards and grants for the commercialization of his inventions. With deep expertise in applied research, Dr. Lorenzini specializes in thermal and structural product design, simulation, advanced manufacturing, testing, and performance optimization.
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Yogendra Joshi
Dr. Yogendra Joshi is a Professor and Distinguished Chair at Georgia Institute of Technology’s G.W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering. He is an elected Fellow of ASME, IEEE, and the AAAS. His work has been recognized through several awards, including the IBM Faculty Award, the SRC Inventor Recognition Award, and the IIT Kanpur Distinguished Alumnus Award. He has also received multiple honors from IEEE and ASME for his influential contributions to thermal management and microelectronic systems research.
BOARD OF ADVISORS
Gaurang Choksi
Dr. Choksi joined Intel in 1988 after earning his Ph.D. from Virginia Tech. Over a 30+ year career, he has led impactful work in structural analysis, multi-chip module design, thermal technologies, and the development of design and analysis tools for electronic packaging. He is a recipient of the prestigious Intel Achievement Award and actively contributes to the field through service on multiple academic, national advisory, and technical review boards.
Kamalesh Dwivedi
Mr. Dwivedi has served as CIO for multiple global corporations during transformative phases in both the U.S. and Japan, with business experience across all major world economies. He has played a key role in generating multi-billion dollar returns for portfolio companies backed by global private equity firms. An alumnus of IIT Kanpur and Harvard Business School, Mr. Dwivedi brings deep strategic and operational insight and currently resides in Atlanta, USA.
Jonathan Goldman
Mr. Jonathan Goldman is Director of Quadrant-i (Q-i) in Georgia Tech’s Office of Commercialization. He has helped launch over 10 companies that have collectively secured more than $300 million in funding. He played a key role in founding Suniva, where he later served as Director of Business Development. Upon returning to Georgia Tech, Mr. Goldman has continued to support innovation and entrepreneurial success among researchers and early-stage ventures.
William P. King
Dr. William P. King is a Professor of Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, specializing in manufacturing, advanced materials, heat transfer, and micro/nanotechnology. He was the founding CTO of what is now MxD, part of the Manufacturing USA network. Dr. King also co-founded Fast Radius, where he served as Chief Scientist; the company was recognized as a Lighthouse Factory by the World Economic Forum for its innovation in digital manufacturing.
