Wendy L. Jameson, MA :: Chief Executive Officer
Wendy has developed and launched multiple technology companies as both a consultant and founder. This includes a multi-national consulting organization, her self-owned company, Potentiate, and Colnatec. She has more than 20 years of experience in marketing, research, analysis, strategic planning and technology project management, and 8 years experience in sales, business coaching and management consulting. Wendy is a published author and columnist, and co-founder of the award-winning leadership-training program for girls, Speak Up! Wendy has a BS in Marketing from Colorado State University, and an MA in Counseling Psychology from University of San Francisco. Active in her local community, her goal is to build a world-class organization and bring quality jobs to Arizona.
Wendy and her husband live in Gilbert, AZ with their two dogs and two boys, Colton (student at MHS) and Nathan (student at ASU), for whom the company was named. In her spare time, she loves riding her bike, attending cardio kickboxing classes, and chatting with friends on social media.
Scott Grimshaw :: Chief Technology Officer
Scott’s extensive scientific background in solid state thin film sensors and chemical applications is a key asset for Colnatec. Author and co-author of 8 U.S. patents ranging from thin film photovoltaic cell manufacture, high temperature microbalances, optical sensors and piezoelectric powered security devices, Scott has the tools and skills to manage any new and ongoing Colnatec sensor projects. He is the founder of two solid state sensor R&D and manufacturing companies –Cold Springs R&D, Inc. and Tangidyne Corp—both profitable ventures still in operation. Scott has direct work experience in chemical measurements (surface, bulk, wet chemical and spectroscopic), optical, electro-optical, electronic and magnetic device fabrication, semiconductor manufacture, thin film solar cells and crystal microbalances.
His mission at Colnatec is to invent and develop the next generation of thin film sensing technology for the advancement of current technologies generating electricity from sunlight and reducing costs in existing solar cell production.
Scott lives in Gilbert, AZ and Greenville, SC where he spends his time with Marley, Phillip, and Valerie. Aside from solving the world’s film thickness problems, his favorite things to do include cycling (both competitively & for leisure), traveling the world, and determining the physio-chemical effects of pinot noir.
