Ted Hull

Ted Hull has held numerous roles in the finance and investment sectors since 1979. Ted began their career as a Sales Representative at Lanier Business Products and then progressed to IBM, where they were a Controller in the Storage Division. In 2000, they became the VP of Finance at Exodus Communications, where they established regional profit centers and segment business models. In 2001, they took on the role of CFO and VP of Finance at Maxtor, where they provided financial leadership for a $3.7b annual revenue company. In 2004, they became the CFO of Isola Group, a turn-around company owned by the Texas Pacific Group. Ted then moved to Cisco in 2007, where they were the VP of Finance and CFO Staff. In 2013, they became an Investor and provider of interim CFO services at Comeet and also supported the company with advice, investment, and connections. In 2014, they became the EVP and CFO of 3D Systems Corporation. Finally, in 2013, they became the EVP and CFO of Fusion-io, where they were part of a new management team put in place to stabilize and leverage the technology for growth.

Ted Hull's education history includes attending Binghamton University from 1975 to 1979, where they earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Management, General. Ted then attended Florida Atlantic University from 1982 to 1983, where they earned an MBA. In 2008, they attended The Wharton School for Executive Education, focusing on the IBM PC Company Change Management, with a focus on Product Leadership, Branding, Leverage in Cost, and product transitions. Lastly, in 2011, they attended Stanford Graduate School of Business for the SEP Program, which provided broad exposure to Business areas, case study, and executive interaction.