This paper defines and explains electrochromics, the technology behind the most controllable dynamic glass, and discusses its many benefits with the goal of helping architects, building owners and glazing contractors understand the unique value it can bring to their projects.AUTHORS: Dr.Neil Sbar, Vice President Technology, SAGE Electrochromics and Derek Malmquist, Vice President Marketing, SAGE Electrochromics
Dr. Sbar is responsible for performance analysis of electrochromic (EC) windows in buildings and managing various aspects of EC materials and processing technologies. He previously spent 26 years at AT&T Bell Laboratories, most recently as Manufacturing R&D Director, handling strategic development of research programs supporting major business units.
Derek Malmquist has 20 years of experience leading B2B and consumer product marketing teams at both large global companies and start-up organizations. At SAGE he is responsible for all marketing activities. He previously served as VP of corporate marketing at Ecolab in St. Paul, Minn., VP of marketing at LookSmart.com in San Francisco, and director of marketing at Clorox in Oakland, Calif. Derek attended college at Harvard and also has an MBA from Harvard Business School.
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About SAGE Electrochromics, Inc.
SAGE Electrochromics is the world’s leading manufacturer of advanced dynamic glass that can be tinted or cleared to optimize daylight and improve the human experience in buildings. SageGlass controls the sunlight and heat that enter a building, significantly reducing energy consumption while improving people’s comfort and well-being. SageGlass can reduce a building’s cooling load by 20% and HVAC requirements up to 30%. It is a smarter, more elegant solution than conventional sun controls such as mechanical window shades, blinds and louvers. Now celebrating its 10th year anniversary shipping commercial SageGlass, the company was founded in 1989 and is headquartered near Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn., in the heart of “the Silicon Valley of the window industry.” SAGE is a wholly owned subsidiary of Saint-Gobain of Paris, the world’s largest building materials company.
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