Memjet CEO Len Lauer has died unexpectedly at the age of 62. He is replaced in the role by Memjet board member Sunil Gupta.
Lauer, who died at his Californian home on 13 April, was made CEO of Memjet in 2010 and also assumed the role of chairman in 2012.
“On behalf of our board of directors and employees worldwide we extend our deepest sympathies to Len’s family during this very difficult time,” said Tony Duddy, Memjet’s group president, R&D and operations and board member.
“An outstanding leader, visionary, and champion for high-quality, innovative digital printing technology for all markets, Len was a tireless advocate for Memjet Technology, our employees, and for delivering beautiful precision to the OEM partnership communities we serve as and their customers. Most importantly, Len was a devoted husband, father, and friend. We all will miss his tremendous presence in our lives.”
For more than 30 years Lauer held leadership roles with leading global technology innovators, developers and providers, including Qualcomm, Sprint, Bell Atlantic and IBM.
