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Biofuels Technology Leader Qteros Names Mick Sawka Vice President, Business Development
Date:2/4/2010

Broad business development experience in worldwide specialty chemicals industry to help accelerate commercial plans.

Marlborough, MA (Vocus) February 4, 2010 -- Qteros, Inc., a leading developer of second-generation technology solutions for the biofuels industry based on its unique Q Microbe ™ platform, announced today that Mick Sawka has joined the company as Vice President, Business Development, to help accelerate the company’s technology and commercial initiatives in the worldwide cellulosic ethanol marketplace.

Mr. Sawka’s 19-year experience in the specialty chemicals industry includes negotiating and leading numerous large-scale strategic partnerships, alliances, and acquisitions as well as complex product introductions throughout the world. Additionally, Sawka has been responsible for the development of numerous technology platforms and associated strategic business plans within both development-stage and large-scale specialty chemical organizations.    

Mr. Sawka joins Qteros from Microbia, Inc. where he led business development efforts for this developer of unique bio-based specialty chemicals directed at large-scale industrial applications. Prior to Microbia, Mr. Sawka spent six years at Cabot Corporation, most recently serving as Director of New Business Development and R&D for Cabot’s Performance Products Business Group. Prior to Cabot, Sawka spent 11 years at 3M in various senior level business and product development positions throughout the company. Mr. Sawka holds a BS in Chemical Engineering from Stanford University, an MS in Chemical Engineering from MIT (including assignments in Dr. Robert Langer&rs
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