Labsphere appoints Mark Willingham to lead sales and marketing for light test and measurement systems

Photonics test and measurement knowledge leader Labsphere, Inc. has appointed Mark Willingham to the position of VP sales and marketing. In his new role, Mr. Willingham is responsible for managing all sales and marketing activities for the company's light test and measurement systems globally. This includes leading the company’s development of next generation solutions for customers requiring light measurement equipment, remote sensing and image calibration systems, diffuse reflectance standards and targets, optical coatings and materials, and spectroscopy accessories.

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Mr. Willingham joins Labsphere with extensive experience in developing business and presence for advanced technology and international markets. Most recently, Mark served Manz AG, a German based provider of process equipment and metrology in consumer electronics and advanced energy markets. Earlier roles include senior sales and marketing with both US and foreign companies including Schiller Automation GmbH, Spire Corporation, ADE Corp and EG&G. Prior to his career in industry he was an officer in the US Navy and Gulf War Veteran. Mark holds a BSME from WPI and an MBA from Boston College.

Based at Labsphere’s corporate headquarters in North Sutton, New Hampshire, US, he can be contacted at [email protected].

Labsphere, Inc. is headquartered in North Sutton, New Hampshire, with a satellite facility in China and a global network of distribution partners. Founded in 1979, it is part of the Halma group of companies. Labsphere specializes in the design and manufacture of high-end light measurement solutions for the LED/SSL lighting industry, uniform sources and products for remote sensing and imager/consumer camera calibration, diffuse optical coatings and materials including Spectralon®, Spectraflect® and Permaflect®, instrumentation and reflectance standards for spectroscopy applications, and Integral® software for a variety of photometry applications.