Nancy
M. Bacon
is Senior Vice President of Energy Conversion
Devices, Inc. (ECD Ovonics),
a member of the boards of directors of United
Solar Ovonic Corp. (a
wholly owned subsidiary of ECD), Sovlux Ltd.
and Sovlux Battery (ECD
Ovonics’ solar and battery joint ventures
with KVANT and the Russian
Ministry of Atomic Energy), Environmental and
Energy Study Institute
(EESI), and the United States Industry Coalition
(USIC).
At ECD Ovonics, Ms. Bacon’s
responsibilities include finance, public and
private financing, development of business
and strategic plans, and
presentation to major international corporations
for the commercialization
of ECD Ovonics technologies and inventions;
negotiation for
establishment of joint ventures and licensing
of company technologies,
as well as being responsible for the administration
of government
relations, proposals, and contracts.
In 1997,
Ms. Bacon was recognized by Crain’s
Detroit Business as one of
Detroit’s Most Influential Women. Ms.
Bacon has a B.S. in Accounting
and is a certified public accountant (CPA).
Prior to joining ECD Ovonics,
she was a manager at Deloitte & Touche.
member of the boards of directors of United
Solar Ovonic Corp. (a
wholly owned subsidiary of ECD), Sovlux Ltd.
and Sovlux Battery (ECD
Ovonics’ solar and battery joint ventures
with KVANT and the Russian
Ministry of Atomic Energy), Environmental and
Energy Study Institute
(EESI), and the United States Industry Coalition
(USIC).