08.04.21
Nanosys appointed Bill Roeschlein as CFO. Roeschlein will lead all financial and administrative functions of the company and will play a pivotal role in driving sustainable long-term business growth and profitability.
“We are thrilled to welcome Bill to our team,” said Jason Hartlove, Nanosys’ president and CEO. “He is a proven leader with deep expertise in managing financial operations and in working well with the public equity markets. We are at a watershed moment in our company’s history, and Bill’s partnership and business acumen will prove instrumental as we continue on our path forward.”
Roeschlein most recently served as CFO at Perceptron, where he led the due diligence and sale process of Perceptron to Atlas Copco, a $17 billion revenue company. Prior to Perceptron, Roeschlein served as CFO for several public companies, including Intermolecular, where he led its successful sale to Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, Power Integrations, and Selectica.
Additionally, Roeschlein has a background in audit and FP&A, with early work in his career at PWC, Hewlett-Packard and Ultra Clean Technologies. Notably, he also has expatriate experience living in Japan where he led the acquisition and integration of a joint venture between Asyst Technologies and Shinko Electric Co. Ltd. in Tokyo.
“We are thrilled to welcome Bill to our team,” said Jason Hartlove, Nanosys’ president and CEO. “He is a proven leader with deep expertise in managing financial operations and in working well with the public equity markets. We are at a watershed moment in our company’s history, and Bill’s partnership and business acumen will prove instrumental as we continue on our path forward.”
Roeschlein most recently served as CFO at Perceptron, where he led the due diligence and sale process of Perceptron to Atlas Copco, a $17 billion revenue company. Prior to Perceptron, Roeschlein served as CFO for several public companies, including Intermolecular, where he led its successful sale to Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, Power Integrations, and Selectica.
Additionally, Roeschlein has a background in audit and FP&A, with early work in his career at PWC, Hewlett-Packard and Ultra Clean Technologies. Notably, he also has expatriate experience living in Japan where he led the acquisition and integration of a joint venture between Asyst Technologies and Shinko Electric Co. Ltd. in Tokyo.