DUNLEER, Ireland, Dec 1, 2014 – Mcor Technologies Ltd, manufacturer of the world’s only line of desktop, paper-based 3D printers, announced it has appointed former Z Corporation CEO Tom Clay to its board of directors.
Clay is credited with pioneering low-cost, professional-quality 3D printing, growing Z Corporation from an MIT start-up to a market leader with $47 million in revenue.
“At Z Corporation, Tom broke important ground by commercializing a promising new color 3D technology and putting it in the hands of everyday businesses and schools,” said Dr. Conor MacCormack, co-founder and CEO of Mcor Technologies Ltd. “Tom is a fantastic addition to the board because of his profound understanding of how 3D printing can benefit the world and a shared vision of making professional-quality 3D printing available to everyone.”
Clay has served as CEO of Xtalic, a nanostructured metals company, since 2008. He spent the prior decade at Z Corporation, helping position the company for its 2011 acquisition by 3D Systems Inc. Previously, he was an U.S. Airborne Ranger and led reconnaissance teams while stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. He earned a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Princeton and an MBA with high distinction from Harvard Business School.
“I share Conor and his team’s passion for 3D printing and making affordable, full color 3D printing accessible to everyone, businesses and consumers alike,” said Clay. “I believe Mcor’s product strategy offers the best route to affordable photorealistic color and believe that this will be critical to a whole new generation of applications. I look forward to helping any way I can.”
Other Mcor board members include John Ryan, chairman; Dr. Conor MacCormack, director; Dr. Alexander Domin, non-executive director; and John Hartnett, non-executive director.
About Mcor Technologies Ltd
Mcor Technologies Ltd is an innovative manufacturer of the world’s most affordable, full-color and eco-friendly 3D printers. They are the only 3D printers to use ordinary business A4 and letter paper as the build material, a choice that renders durable, stable and tactile models. Established in 2004 with a talented team of specialists in the area of 3D printing hardware and software, Mcor’s vision is to make 3D printing more accessible to everyone. The company operates internationally from offices in Ireland, the UK, America and APAC.
For more information, please visit www.mcortechnologies.com.