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Blue Spark Technologies

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Blue Spark Technologies, Inc. develops flexible, printed, “green,” proprietary power source solutions for battery-powered printed electronic systems. The company was founded as Thin Battery Technologies in 2002 with patented technology and technical leadership from Energizer (Eveready Battery Company).

Blue Spark customers include manufacturers, product designers, and integrators across multiple industries including: interactive packaging, RFID, pharmaceutical, powered smart cards, and novelty items. Users of products powered by Blue Spark batteries enjoy increased efficiency, greater convenience and portability, improved safety, lower manufacturing and assembly costs, higher profit margins, and greater environmental responsibility, which is the speciality of our company.

Recent Milestones

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  Blue Spark Technologies received $5M in Series B funding. (12/16/10)
  Posted 12/19/10 at 9:27pm via dowjones.com
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  Blue Spark Technologies received $1.5M in Series B funding. (7/27/09)
  Posted 8/27/09 at 1:15pm via greentechmedia.com
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  Blue Spark Technologies received $6.2M in Series A funding. (3/26/07)
  Posted 8/27/09 at 1:15pm via sunbridgepartners.com
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  Blue Spark Technologies added Gary Tucholski as CTO & Vice President of Technology.
  Posted 4/13/11 at 5:26pm
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  Blue Spark Technologies added Norbert Dawalibi as Executive Chairman of the Board.
  Posted 4/13/11 at 5:26pm
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  Blue Spark Technologies added Nancy Rubin as Vice President & CFO.
  Posted 4/13/11 at 5:26pm
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  Blue Spark Technologies added John Gannon as President & CEO.
  Posted 10/13/11 at 8:33pm
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  Blue Spark Technologies added Matt Ream as Vice President of Marketing.
  Posted 2/2/13 at 3:24am

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Sources

1. THIN BATTERY TECHNOLOGIES CLOSES $6.2 MILLION ROUND (sunbridgepartners.com) [edit]
2. Blue Spark Gets $1.5M for Thin, Printed Carbon-Zinc Batteries, $3.5M More to Come (greentechmedia.com) [edit]
3. Printed Battery Company Blue Spark Adds $5M (fis.dowjones.com) [edit]