CE-Tech Profiles

 Charles Lancelot PhD

Dr. Lancelot’s experience encompasses a wide variety of materials technology, including commodity and engineering plastics and processes as well as thermoplastic and other rubbers.  He is tightly networked to the Marketing and Technology operations of most of the global resin manufacturers, and able to successfully leverage their vast product development and testing capabilities. 

 Dr. Lancelot has close working relationships with several independent laboratories as well, most notably the Materials Analysis Center at Georgia Tech.

Prior to founding CE Tech, Dr. Lancelot was Vice President, Technology and Business Development for Ansell International’s Protective Products Division. 

 Prior to joining Ansell, Dr. Lancelot held several positions at Rubbermaid Commercial Products, Inc.  Among these were Director, Technology and Business Development; Waste Systems, which team was responsible for an overall $110MM annual business volume, and accountable for the generation of $10-12MM in sales of new products annually. Dr. Lancelot was also Director, Materials and Process Technology, responsible for generating new products and cost reductions through new materials and processes.  

At Mobil Chemical, as Manager, High Pressure Polyethylene Process R&D, Dr. Lancelot was responsible for all process development in support of Mobil's high pressure polyethylene production

Dr. Lancelot holds a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Princeton University (1971) and his BS in Chemistry from the University of Notre Dame (1962).  He is fully bilingual in Spanish/English and reasonably fluent in French and German.  When not consulting, he plays concert piano.

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Timothy Huang PhD

Dr. Timothy Huang, was born in Taiwan and has lived and worked in the USA for 35 years. After receiving his Ph.D. in Polymer Science at Wayne State University, he began his career at Gulf Oil Chemicals, where he spent 4 years in PE & PP resin manufacturing.

In 1980, Dr. Huang founded a NJ-based extrusion company, Greenway Plastics, to manufacture Barex™, a special film for nicotine patch packaging. Greenway later expanded into sheet extrusion and thermoforming for industrial packaging. The total annual revenues exceeded $10 million in 1997.

In 2000, Dr. Huang founded NJ-based Boanerges to provide technical and procurement services and Far East-made products to the US market.
Dr. Huang formed a Far East-based partnership with a 25 year old plastics extrusion/thermoforming company (500 employees) to become a global manufacturing company with a total of eight plants around the globe. Principal markets served are food service, supermarket and retail stores. Through our Far East facilities and USA establishment, we are able to conduct business very efficiently not only in North America but also in South America.

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Kenneth R. Morris Profile

 Kenneth Morris has over 35 years of management experience including, among others, general management and business globalization, strategic and operational planning, business team building, business restructuring and business productivity improvement, and new product development, all primarily but not exclusively in the plastics field. 

 Ken has held general management positions in two international and three North American companies.  Typical industry and product categories in his portfolio encompass housewares, hardware, materials handling, food service, waste management, sanitary maintenance, agriculture, toys, hotel/ hospitality as well as small structures.  In addition, Mr. Morris has built an extensive global network of contacts in his field. 

Prior to CE-Tech, Mr. Morris was President and General Manager for Zag Industries, Ltd., and for Storage Technology, both subsidiaries of The Stanley Works, Inc.

Between 1998-2001, Mr. Morris was Corporate Vice President of New Product Development and Technology for Newell Rubbermaid, Inc. a $7 billion enterprise with over 30 divisions.  In over twenty years of senior management with several Rubbermaid Divisions and Rubbermaid Corporate prior to the Newell acquisition, Mr. Morris executed many highly recognized new product development efforts.  He established a proven track record of continuous improvement in the product development process and underlying systems, providing thousands of new, highly successful, signature product introductions.  In the process, Ken pioneered new and successful techniques in organization structure, performance metrics and R&D driven marketing research.   

In both the Home Products and later in the Commercial Products divisions, Ken held the post of Vice President of R&D. 

 Mr. Morris holds an MBA in Marketing and Finance from Case Western Reserve University (1978) and his BS in Aerospace Technology from Kent State University (1969).

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