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Irina Shiyanovskaya, Stephanie Orellana, and Ryan Hartschuh Bring Ph.D. Level Expertise in Industries Including Advanced Materials, Biotechnology, Pharmaceuticals and Nanotechnology

NineSigma Adds Key Program Management Team Members to Oversee Increasing Project Demand

Cleveland, OH | Posted on December 4th, 2007

NineSigma, a leading provider of open innovation solutions, today announced the expansion of its program management team, including Irina Shiyanovskaya, Ph.D., Stephanie Orellana, Ph.D. and Ryan Hartschuh, Ph.D. As the result of an increase in demand and diversity of open innovation projects from Global 1000 companies, NineSigma added strategic program management resources to support the growing client demand.

Dr. Shiyanovskaya, a physicist and materials scientist, joins NineSigma as a Program Manager with industrial and academic expertise in fields including advanced materials, polymers/liquid crystals, bioengineering, nanotechnology, organic electronics and photonics. Prior to joining NineSigma, Dr. Shiyanovskaya was a Principal Scientist at Kent Displays Inc., where she developed flexible display technology. Dr. Shiyanovskaya, who serves as an Adjunct Professor at Case Western, earned an MS in Physics and Materials Science from Kiev National University and a Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics from the Institute of Physics, National Academy of Sciences in Ukraine.

Dr. Orellana brings significant experience in education, biomedical research, project development, and management, and joins NineSigma as a Program Manager responsible for designing, consulting and executing client projects. Prior to joining NineSigma, Dr. Orellana served as faculty at the University of Washington and Case Western Reserve University, where she was responsible for the overall deployment and implementation of research projects specifically related to understanding the cellular mechanisms of human disease. Dr. Orellana received a BS in Biology from MIT and earned her Ph.D. in Physiology and Pharmacology from the University of California at San Diego.

Dr. Ryan Hartschuh, with expertise in optics, polymer science, and nanotechnology, joins NineSigma as an Assistant Program Manager. Prior to NineSigma, Dr. Hartschuh helped to develop a new spectroscopy technique capable of topographic and spectroscopic imaging with spatial resolution unprecedented for optical microscopy. Dr. Hartschuh received a BA in Physics from The College of Wooster and his Ph.D. in Polymer Science in 2007 from the University of Akron.

"A key component to NineSigma's unique open innovation approach is the talent pool of Ph.D. level program managers serving a diverse customer base," said Paul Stiros, CEO of NineSigma. "These strategic additions to our program management team further exemplify the growth we continue to see in open innovation projects from diverse industries and disciplines."

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About NineSigma
NineSigma partners with Global 1000 companies to transform their innovation capabilities by connecting them with the very best innovators from around the world. NineSigma's proprietary process for Open Innovation enables companies to dramatically improve speed to market while lowering product development costs. NineSigma's open network of innovators is the largest of its kind and spans industries, geographies, and technical disciplines. Companies such as P&G, GlaxoSmithKline, DuPont, Kraft, General Mills and Unilever engage NineSigma to build new innovation capabilities that leverage research and innovation globally to deliver greater value to their customers.

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