Ken Ueltzen

Ken Ueltzen has a diverse work experience spanning several companies and industries. Ken started their career as an Operations Manager at Convergent Technologies in 1982, where they managed a large production operation. Ken'sresponsibilities included manufacturing, quality control, planning, and engineering. Ken then joined Intel Corporation in 1991 as a Product Manager, where they oversaw the development and implementation of a multi-country PCMCIA international fax modem. During their tenure, they received a co-patent for design elements that allowed for multi-country flexibility within a single modem. In 1995, Ken joined Packard Bell/NEC as the Executive Vice President of Manufacturing, with overall responsibility for managing operations, logistics, procurement, and planning for high volume retail and commercial PC product lines. Ken then moved to Dell in 2000 as the Director of Operations, before joining Cokeva Inc. in 2001 as the VP of Business Development. In this role, Ken led the company's growth and diversification efforts, including sales and marketing, and successfully led the acquisition of two companies.

Ken Ueltzen attended Monta Vista High School for an undefined period. Ken then pursued a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, specializing in Industrial Technology at California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo from 1979 to 1983. Later, they attended California State University-Sacramento from 1987 to 1990, where they obtained their MBA with a focus on Business.