Touch International Management

Michael Woolstrum, Chief Executive Officer, founded Touch International in 2002. With more than 20 years of touchscreen industry experience, Woolstrum has held several top management positions, including President and CEO of touch systems manufacturer TouchSystems, director of worldwide Resistive sales for MicroTouch Systems (now 3M Touch Systems), and founder of the MicroTouch Systems Specialty Products Division.

Gary Barrett, Chief Technology Officer, founded Touch International in 2002. He holds five key patents related to resistive and capacitive touch technologies and has served as a touch development consultant to companies around the world. Barrett founded three other touch development companies, which he later sold; AMP (now Elo TouchSystems) acquired his first company, Gunze the second and 3M Touch Systems (formerly MicroTouch) acquired his third.

David Osowski, Chief Financial Officer, joined in 2004. Osowski brings over twenty years of financial experience in both private and public companies, including senior level positions in such companies as Price Waterhouse, Boehringer Ingleheim Pharmaceuticals Inc., and Summagraphics. He is responsible for investor relations, global financial reporting, treasury, risk management, and logistical operations, including production and distribution.

Grieg Spidle, President of North America, joined Touch International in 2002. Spidle has extensive expertise in manufacturing science, quality systems, and manufacturing logistics and management. Spidle previously held operation management positions for MicroTouch and 3M TouchSystems.

Kelvin Tran, Senior Vice President, joined Touch International in 2006. Tran is an Electrical Engineer with a strong background in Digital Design and Microprocessor Interfacing. Mr. Tran brings more than 18 years of experience and is also a US patent holder. He has held numerous Engineering and Management positions with companies such as Xetel Corporation, Siemens Business Communication and Applied Materials.