InnovatioNews published another profile about Sharklet and the company’s expected growth. Be sure to scroll to the bottom of the article to see an interview with our CEO, Mark Spiecker, where he talks about the company at the Rocky Mountain Life Science Investor & Partnering Conference.
“So much of our technology uses chemicals or heavy metals to prevent bacterial growth,” says Mark Spiecker, who joined the company in 2008 and took over as CEO in 2010 when it moved to the Bioscience Park Center incubator.
“We don’t need that. With our surface, if the bacteria can’t attach, they don’t have the chance to grow. We come at that problem from an entirely new angle.”