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Board of Directors Candidates

The AMUG Board of Directors has four Director positions open for election for the 2025-2027 term.

Elections are held annually during the AMUG Conference. The election ballot consists of individuals that have submitted a self-nomination and have passed a screening by the AMUG Nominating Committee.

The AMUG Board of Directors election will take place via the AMUG mobile app or in-person ballot. All paid conference attendees are eligible to vote. Voting will take place Sunday, March 30 at 10:00am to Tuesday, April 1 at 2:00pm (local conference time).

Public Endorsement
Public endorsement of any kind by any candidate or other person is strictly prohibited. Violation of this policy may result in disqualification from the election.
 

CANDIDATES FOR SECRETARY

Heather Natal, GoEngineer (Incumbent)



Heather Natal graduated from the University of Illinois - Chicago with a BA in Communications, minoring in French and International Relations. Upon graduation, she took on a role with a CNC manufacturer and got her first glimpse into the world of industrial manufacturing. This has fueled her passion for educating both sides of the conversation on how these technologies fit together to allow for great possibilities for the future of manufacturing. In 2023, she was honored with an AMUG DINO award for her dedication to serving AMUG, the additive manufacturing industry, and connecting people within it.

For the past 20 years, Heather has worked in progressive Marketing and Communications roles for various global companies on both the additive and traditional sides of manufacturing. She is currently the Marketing Product Manager for Manufacturing Solutions at GoEngineer.

 

 Michael Schorr, DyeMansion North America



Based in North America, Michael Schorr, DyeMansion North America's GM, has a long history in 3D-printing and manufacturing through working in various industries - from automotive, aerospace & defense, to consumer goods. Key learnings and studies have helped shaped his knowledge around material development, printing strategies and hacks, and how the right post-processing can enable an application to take off. He knows the needs and high standards of these industries along with what it takes to turn a napkin sketch into a high-volume application. Mike focuses his passion to help guide others through the hurdles that will arise as products become realization.

 

CANDIDATES FOR DIRECTOR, EDUCATION AND CONFERENCE

Daniel Braley, Boeing Global Services



Dan Braley is a Boeing Technical Fellow and the Boeing Global Services Additive Manufacturing Technical Focal. In this role, he serves sustainment of all Boeing military, commercial, and derivative aircrafts through use of advanced manufacturing technologies. Dan has more than 20 years of aerospace program and R&D experience in additive manufacturing, materials and processes, composites, electromagnetics, and manufacturing technology development. Dan is a Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) Fellow, the Chair of the 2024 SME Member Council, a 2024 and 2025 AMUG Aerospace, Defense, and Transportation Track Co-Chair, and a recipient of the 2024 American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Federal / Congressional State Department Fellowship.

Dan previously served as a Boeing Air Vehicle Technical Integrator, focusing on F/A-18 Flight Control Surfaces, wings, complex spares and repairs. He also held positions with Northrop Grumman, L-3 Communications, and the Air Force Research Laboratory. Dan currently holds 85 US and international patents with many more pending. He is a past recipient of the SME Outstanding Young Manufacturing Engineer Award, the Boeing High Honors Invention Award, the Northrop Grumman Innovation Award, and the F-35 Lightning Rod Award. Dan received BS and MS degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Florida State University, an MS in Engineering Management from Drexel University, and is a Certified Additive Manufacturing Technician (CAM-T).

 

Olga Ivanova, Mechnano



Olga is the Director of Applications & Technology at Mechnano, where she spearheads the development of novel formulations and discovers innovative applications for additive manufacturing (AM) materials. With over 15 years of experience in AM, Olga has built her expertise across academia, industry, and government sectors in multiple countries, making her a true global innovator in the field. Before joining Mechnano, Olga served as the AM Applications Lead and Services Manager at Open Additive (OA), collaborating with a diverse range of industry, government, and academic partners to maximize the potential of OA's systems for research and practical applications. Her career spans an impressive array of projects, from developing advanced textiles for uniforms and medical-grade silicones to designing pyrotechnics for decoy flares, all showcasing the versatility of AM. Olga's journey is a testament to her passion for innovation, dedication to achieving excellence, and talent for turning bold ideas into real-world results. As a forward-thinking leader, Olga continues to drive technological advancements, constantly pushing the limits of what's possible in additive manufacturing.

 

 Alex Roschli, Oak Ridge National Labs



Alex Roschli is a researcher with the System Automation and Monitoring Research Group at Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Manufacturing Demonstration Facility. He obtained bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and a PhD in mechanical engineering from the University of Texas at El Paso. For the past 12 years, Alex has conducted research with large-format polymer additive manufacturing and has also worked with large-format metal and concrete. Some of his projects include the world's first 3D printed car, the former Guinness World Record holder for largest 3D printed object, and other 3D printed vehicles such as a Willy's Jeep, a utility vehicle, an excavator, a submarine, and a mold for a catamaran. Alex has authored or co-authored more than 50 scholarly articles and a book, Motion and Path Planning for Additive Manufacturing. He has been awarded 6 patents. He is an AMUG DINO Award winner, an ASME Thomas A. Edison Patent Award winner, and an SME Outstanding Young Manufacturing Engineer Award winner.

Alex has volunteered with AMUG in the technical tracks as a speaker, panel moderator, and workshop leader. He also served two years as the co-track leader for the Education and Training Track. Currently, Alex serves as co-chair of the track leader committee and a member of the agenda committee.
 

CANDIDATE FOR DIRECTOR, MARKETING AND EVENTS

Kim Killoran, Stratasys



Kim Killoran has worked for Stratasys in Marketing for over 16 years, first as a Marketing Specialist for the Dimension 3D Printing product line, then with growing responsibilities across all Stratasys products and verticals. She has hands-on experience managing a bank of office 3D printers, providing printed models for sales and marketing use. She also served as a Marketing Events Manager for the Americas region and then transitioned to marketing project management. She is currently the Senior Marketing Project Manager on the Marketing Strategy team at Stratasys.

Kim previously served on the AMUG Board as Secretary for 5 years and is still involved today as the Chair of the Marketing Committee. She received her AMUG DINO award at the 2017 AMUG Conference and has a passion for AMUG, the AM industry, and creating connections within the industry and Stratasys.

 

CANDIDATES FOR DIRECTOR, SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS

Daniel Landgraf, KraussMaffei (Incumbent)



I am a passionate business development professional with a Master's degree in Strategic Sales and Business Development and over 10 years of experience driving success in the additive manufacturing industry. Throughout my career, I have built and led high-performing sales teams across national and international markets, delivering consistent growth and results.

In addition to my professional expertise, I serve on the international committee of AMUG and am a member of the AMUG board, acting as the Director of Sponsors and Exhibitors since June 2024. In this role, I am committed to aligning AMUG's Sponsor and Exhibitor structure with the evolving trends and demands of the Additive Manufacturing Industry, ensuring its continued relevance and growth.

With a keen strategic mindset, I stay ahead of market trends and evolving customer needs, helping companies adapt and thrive through innovative sales and marketing strategies.

I bring energy, vision, and a proven ability to drive growth, develop strategic collaborations, and open new pathways to success.

 

William Dallas Martin, Toyota



I'm Dallas Martin, an Additive Manufacturing Engineer at Toyota. With over 20 years of experience in automotive, military, and aerospace, I lead Toyota's additive manufacturing initiatives, including building our Additive Lab and creating our first makerspace, the TILT Lab. My work focuses on integrating new Additive manufacturing technologies across Toyota's production facilities and driving education in Design for Additive Manufacturing (DFAM).

I have hands-on experience with a variety of 3D printing technologies and am passionate about innovation, collaboration, and sharing knowledge. I speak regularly at industry events and always look for ways to help the industry evolve. I'm excited to bring my expertise and vision to a board position and help shape the future of Additive manufacturing and AMUG.