EE Entrepreneurs Aimee Kalnoskas

EE World Senior Technical Editor Martin Rowe interviews Ralf Klädtke from TE Connectivity on connectors and sustainability.

Interview with Raza Khan of Semtech on optical data transmission using PAM4.

Dr. Sujit Banerjee arrived in the U.S. from India wanting to make a difference. And now, this CEO of Monolith Semiconductor(part of Littelfuse Inc.)has done just that starting with the release of a 1200V, ultra-low on-resistance SiC MOSFET.

As one of the wide-bandgap frontrunners in the power semiconductor space, what place does Silicon Carbide hold in energy efficiency applications now and in the future? Listen to the guy who crossed continents to make a difference and is doing it.

The more you learn about Harwin Plc CEO Damon de Laszlo, the more you recognize that crossing multiple disciplines with an intensity of fascination, emotion, and dedication is not only his approach to life but his approach to business.

From chairman of the Economic Research Council to chairman and co-founder of the Bradshaw Foundation to a major shareholder in a Hungarian wine company to the director and founder of a multitude of companies, de Laszlo career spans decades, disciplines, and interests.

Listen to how this industrialist approaches running a successful, privately-owned interconnect and PCB hardware firm combining lessons of the past with visions of the future.

When Dianne Kibbey obtained her undergraduate degree, she constituted fifty percent of the total number of women in her computer science graduating class.

Now, as the Global Head and VP of Community and Social Media at Newark element14, Dianne is becoming yet another powerful driving force promoting opportunities for women in technology. Learn how and where she draws the energy, support and inspiration to speed up that movement.

Passion for an idea, a product, and getting that product to market — all hallmarks of an entrepreneur. But the reality of bringing that innovation to life often requires skillsets that aren't necessarily a core competency of even the best of them.

Enter entrepreneur and president of Master Electronics, Jamil Nizam, and a new Master subsidiary, Seed River. Nizam formed Seed River to assist entrepreneurs, start-ups, and early-stage companies bring their innovations to market.

With 32 years of experience, Nizam has obviously beaten the odds with Master Electronics and its divisions — and he wants others to beat the odds, too. Hear how his experiences and a culture of family and mentorship brought him to a "Seed River".