SCOTT WELLMAN
President, NVH Solutions
SEEDR Cold Chain Lead Engineer
Mr. Wellman is an accomplished International Business Executive with over 25 years of global automotive industry experience, ranging from product development engineering, production process control, quality systems management, operations management, executive management positions in sales and marketing, operations, and complete P&L responsibilities, including Board of Directors positions for various U.S., Japanese Keiretsu and Chinese automotive suppliers. Mr. Wellman is a successful inventor and entrepreneur holding U.S. Patents and Patents Pending in advanced structural composites and materials manufacturing technology. His entrepreneurship is evidenced by the founding of NVH Concepts in 2001, a successful start-up NVH rubber molding and advanced composites company which was then sold in 2005 to Asimco Technologies, a privately owned U.S. Corporation with a manufacturing footprint in both the U.S. and China. With the sale of NVH Concepts, Mr. Wellman joined Asimco’s corporate executive management team as Vice President of the newly formed Asimco NVH Technologies (a product of the acquisition of NVH Concepts) and Global Unit Leader where he assumed full P&L responsibility for their global NVH division which operated in both the U.S. and China holding 5 manufacturing facilities, 3 engineering technical centers and 3,000 employees. In 2007, Mr. Wellman left Asimco and founded NVH Solutions, an advanced engineering, development and manufacturing company focused on providing value-engineered solutions to aid industry in achieving their weight and cost reduction targets while providing recyclability and increased functionality of individual products and modules. As a technical team member of GTI, and under special GTI license, Scott is currently driving the commercialization of the PIM Technology throughout the automotive and heavy-truck industry. Scott received his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne in 1983.
