Matthew Dworman

Matthew Dworman has had a long and varied career in the tech and manufacturing industries. In 2019, they founded and became the CEO of TouchWood Labs, a company that is revolutionizing the way people interact with technology. Matthew also worked as a Systems/Software/Hardware Engineer at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute. In 2012, they founded and became the Chief Gadget Officer at QLine Design. From 2003-2007, Matthew was the Chairman of the East Kingston Board of Selectmen, where they were responsible for the general business of the town, developing and reviewing policies, and overseeing all town departments. In 2004, they founded Archangel Woodworks and Astro Manufacturing. In 1998, they founded and became the CEO of Worcester Paper Tube Company, where they designed and had custom built specialized machinery for production of customized packaging. In 1996, they were a District Manager at Vector Marketing.

Matthew Dworman has a diverse educational background. Matthew began their studies in 1993 at Bard College at Simon's Rock, where they studied 3D Design and Music Theory. Matthew then moved to the University of the Virgin Islands, where they studied Marine Biology for one year. In 1995, they transferred to the University of Southern Maine, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy in 1998. In 2018, they completed a Certification in Mastering Design Thinking from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. That same year, they also earned a Master of Science in Integrated Innovation for Products and Services from Carnegie Mellon University. Additionally, Dworman has obtained three certifications since 2018, including Programming Foundations: Object-Oriented Design from LinkedIn in 2021, Introduction to Python from DataCamp in 2020, and MIT Mastering Design Thinking from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2018.