Leaman has been executive vice president and general manager of OSRAM’s global Automotive Lighting division in Munich, Germany since 2006. His 25-year lighting career has included executive positions in OSRAM SYLVANIA’s automotive lighting, materials and components, and general lighting businesses. Leaman is a graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University, with a Bachelor of Science degree in administrative and management science, mathematics and economics.
Jerabek began his career with SYLVANIA as a sales engineer in 1973 and occupied a variety of sales, marketing, operations and general management positions before being named president and CEO in 2001. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Georgia Institute of Technology and an M.B.A. degree from Boston University.
The seminar is with the purpose of helping lighting manufacturers better understand the current position of LEDs, where the future lies and to evaluate if the time is right to engage with LED technology.
The subjects to be discussed will include the current state of the market; how lighting will look in 2020; government policy and roadmap for efficient lighting; standards; and essential design parameters for luminaire designers.
The event is aimed at key decision makers in lighting manufacturers or importers such as managing directors and financial directors, who will gain a better understanding on whether the time is right to engage with LED technology and how to go about it.
It will also be helpful to lighting designers and technical managers, who will gain a better understanding of the essential des
Under the new agreement, select Orb Optronix LED test instrumentation will be manufactured at Labsphere's New Hampshire facility. The two companies will cooperate on the development of a broad range of new LED, display and light metrology products. Orb Optronix also plans to expand its thriving LED measurement services laboratory with the addition of several Labsphere systems.
Jerabek began his career with SYLVANIA as a sales engineer in 1973 and occupied a variety of sales, marketing, operations and general management positions before being named president and CEO in 2001. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Georgia Institute of Technology and an M.B.A. degree from Boston University.
The seminar is with the purpose of helping lighting manufacturers better understand the current position of LEDs, where the future lies and to evaluate if the time is right to engage with LED technology.
The subjects to be discussed will include the current state of the market; how lighting will look in 2020; government policy and roadmap for efficient lighting; standards; and essential design parameters for luminaire designers.
The event is aimed at key decision makers in lighting manufacturers or importers such as managing directors and financial directors, who will gain a better understanding on whether the time is right to engage with LED technology and how to go about it.
It will also be helpful to lighting designers and technical managers, who will gain a better understanding of the essential des
Under the new agreement, select Orb Optronix LED test instrumentation will be manufactured at Labsphere's New Hampshire facility. The two companies will cooperate on the development of a broad range of new LED, display and light metrology products. Orb Optronix also plans to expand its thriving LED measurement services laboratory with the addition of several Labsphere systems.
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