Panel members will perform this work on behalf of the federally-funded Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program, coordinated by the Small Business Administration.
The panel convenes Monday, March 28, at NSF’s headquarters in Arlington, VA.
Gladis served on a Phase I panel in 2010 and has more than 30 years of industrial and high-tech marketing work experience. He spent 25 years with GE managing the marketing and sales of a wide variety of products and equipment and worked as a marketing leader for companies such as Universal Voltronics, SpecTran Fiber Optics and Ultra Electronics-DNE Technologies. He holds a degree in electrical engineering from Villanova University.
A division of Skyler Technologies Group, RSL Fiber Systems provides advanced lighting solutions and integrated illumination systems for U.S. Navy ships and is also developing illumination systems and solutions for such diverse applications as mining, refineries, offshore oil exploration, first responders/homeland security, and renewable energy.
