HiEnergy Technologies Appoints Henry S. Sprintz as President of Wholly-Owned Subsidiary

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Henry S. Sprintz, a seasoned executive with a proven track record in financial and operational leadership, has been appointed as the President of HiEnergy MFG Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of HiEnergy Technologies, Inc. Sprintz brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles at Intel Corporation, dpiX, LLC, Interro Systems, Inc., and other notable companies, including expertise in business development, P&L management, manufacturing, and strategic planning. As finance manager at Intel, he successfully controlled $100 million in investment, slashing production cycle time from 6 months to 2 weeks and propelling revenue from $200 million to $250 million in less than 6 months.

Key Takeaways:

  • Henry S. Sprintz has been appointed as the President of HiEnergy MFG Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of HiEnergy Technologies, Inc.
  • Sprintz brings extensive experience from senior executive positions at Intel Corporation, dpiX, LLC, Interro Systems, Inc., and other notable companies.
  • As finance manager at Intel, Sprintz controlled $100 million in investment, achieving significant improvements in production cycle time and revenue growth.
  • Sprintz has a distinguished educational background, having received an MBA from the Graduate School of Business at the University of Chicago in 1983 and a BA magna cum laude in economics and political science from Duke University in 1979.
  • Sprintz's experience spans business development, P&L management, manufacturing, startups, M&A, investor/board relations, venture funding, and strategic planning in competitive arenas.
  • HiEnergy Technologies, Inc. is a nuclear particle detection-based company focused on commercializing its proprietary, neutron-based, "stoichiometric" sensor devices.

Statistics:

  • Sprintz controlled $100 million in investment as finance manager at Intel Corporation.
  • Production cycle time was reduced from 6 months to 2 weeks at Intel, resulting in a significant increase in revenue.
  • Revenue grew from $200 million to $250 million in less than 6 months at Intel during Sprintz's tenure.
  • Interro Systems, under Sprintz's CFO leadership, grew from 0 to $5 million in revenue, enabling expansion from 15 to 65 employees.
  • Duke University awarded Sprintz a BA magna cum laude in economics and political science in 1979.
  • University of Chicago awarded Sprintz an MBA from the Graduate School of Business in 1983.

Sources:

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