A co-founder of Mercury Computer Systems, Inc. in 1981, Mr. Bertelli is the Company's Executive Chairman of the Board.

Nearly two decades ago, Mr. Bertelli identified a class of applications that general-purpose computers and workstations could not satisfy. He recognized an opportunity to build high-performance accelerator processors to increase the performance of demanding scientific and industrial applications, which led to the launching of Mercury Computer Systems. Mr. Bertelli most recently served as the Company’s President, Chief Executive Officer, and Chairman of the Board.

Prior to founding Mercury, Mr. Bertelli served Analogic Corporation in sales management positions where he developed the awareness of a market need for specialized, high-performance attached processors. Before Analogic, Mr. Bertelli served as a marketing manager for Digital Equipment Corporation's telephone industry products group. After a tour of duty in the Army Signal Corps, he launched his high-tech career with RCA as a system analyst in the RCA Computer Systems Division, and later moved into sales with RCA, then Univac.

Mr. Bertelli has applied his leadership to help numerous New England community organizations and continues his commitment to social responsibility through ongoing corporate donations and supporting associates' efforts to raise money for various causes. He received the Ernst & Young 'Entrepreneur of the Year' Award for New England in the technology manufacturing/hardware category in June 2002. Mr. Bertelli earned an electrical engineering degree from Northeastern University.

Mr. Aslett is Mercury's President and Chief Executive Officer, and is a member of its Board of Directors. He brings in-depth experience that spans the technology industry, across a variety of markets that include telecommunications, data networking, security, defense, and life sciences. Within these areas, Mr. Aslett has held strategic-level positions in or has been responsible for engineering, operations, marketing, business development, portfolio management, and general executive management.

Prior to joining Mercury, Mr. Aslett was chief executive officer of Enterasys, and held various positions with Marconi plc and its affiliated companies, including executive vice president of marketing, vice president of portfolio management, and president of Marconi Communications - North America. Mr. Aslett has also held positions at GEC Plessey Telecommunications, and other telecommunications-related technology firms. He started his career at British Telecommunications plc as a software engineer.

A native of the United Kingdom and a naturalized United States citizen, Mr. Aslett has an extensive background in global business. Mr. Aslett has a Master's degree in Business Administration from the Harvard Business School, and a First Honors Bachelor’s degree in Digital Systems Engineering.

Mr. Flood is responsible for identifying and developing new business and market opportunities for Mercury. These include exploring strategic partnership, merger and acquisition opportunities, and technology licensing possibilities, in order to ensure the company's continued leadership in its core market segments, as well as to identify and pursue new markets for its technology.

Prior to joining Mercury in 1998, Mr. Flood was senior vice president for business development and planning at FTP Software, Inc., where he identified and managed partnerships and acquisitions, including alliances with MCI WorldCom and IBM. He has also held positions with the law firm of Fish & Richardson, a practice, which concentrates in licensing and copyright; the Dun & Bradstreet Corp.; and Raytheon Company.

Mr. Flood has a law degree from Boston University, and holds master's and bachelor's degrees in mathematics from the State University of New York at Stony Brook and Purdue University, respectively.

Mr. Hult is responsible for the company's finance, treasury, and customer support functions. He has specific expertise within the technology and telecommunications industries and extensive experience in managing acquisitions and overseeing financial operations for companies working in high-growth markets.

Before joining Mercury, Mr. Hult served as chief financial officer, treasurer and senior vice president of operations for NMS Communications, a publicly traded telecommunications systems and data services company. Previously, he was employed by Digital Equipment Corporation for more than two decades in positions of increasing responsibility within the company's corporate and regional finance groups. He served as chief financial officer for Digital's AltaVista Internet Software group and as vice president and general manager of the AltaVista Internet search engine.

Mr. Hult earned a master's degree in business administration from Babson College and a master of science degree and a bachelor of science degree in management science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Mr. Lima leads Mercury's Life Sciences subsidiary, Visage Imaging, Inc. He has more than 25 years of experience in the medical industry, holding positions in engineering, marketing, business development, and general executive management.  

Previously, he was chief executive officer of OPSION Medical, and prior to that, vice president and general manager for Kodak's Health Imaging unit in charge of the worldwide hardcopy business. Mr. Lima has also held management positions at Hewlett Packard Medical Products Group and Siemens Medical. He started his career at Johnson & Johnson as a software engineer.

Mr. Lima has a master's degree in business administration from the University of Chicago, a master of science degree in biomedical engineering from Boston University, and a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering from Gama Filho University (UGF) in Brazil.

Mr. Lund coordinates Mercury's Technology Office, which is the company's lead lobbyist for strategic technology investments that anticipate the company's existing customer requirements as well as those that open new markets. The Technology Office drives Mercury to aggressively leverage breakthrough innovations and disruptive technologies.

Prior to joining Mercury, Mr. Lund was president of Local Knowledge, a technical consulting group he founded in 1991 to provide clients with technology-oriented market research and business planning services. Prior to Local Knowledge, Mr. Lund ran the engineering group at Mercury from 1986 to 1988. He also held engineering and marketing roles at Charles River Data Systems, the first company to create multicomputing computers using microprocessors.

Mr. Lund was a key player in the design of the ANSI/VITA RACEway Interlink standard, one of the initial founders of the IEEE POSIX family of software standards, and is a member of the steering committee of the RapidIO Trade Association.

Mr. Lund holds a bachelor's degree in engineering from the University of Connecticut.

Mr. Radford is responsible for the company's corporate marketing, strategic alliances, and corporate strategic planning. In this role, Mr. Radford provides direction and oversight of external communications and messaging, coordinates management of Mercury's annual strategic planning process, and acts as the focal point for corporate strategic alliances.

With 19 years of experience in technology, management consulting, and medical devices, Mr. Radford has provided strategic advisory support and technology solutions to Fortune 1000 firms and held operating roles focused on marketing, corporate strategy, business development, engineering and operations. Prior to joining Mercury in 2003, Mr. Radford served in senior positions with Ernst & Young LLP management consulting and multiple start-up firms. Earlier in his career, he held staff and management positions with Johnson & Johnson in engineering, marketing, and operations.

Mr. Radford has a master's degree in business administration from Southern Methodist University and a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Florida.

Mr. Ryan is responsible for growing Mercury's business in national intelligence and homeland security markets. With more than 20 years' experience in government and industry, Mr. Ryan is a recognized leader in the defense and intelligence space.

Most recently, Mr. Ryan was senior vice president of strategic development for Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), responsible for overseeing strategy development and mergers and acquisitions for the Intelligence, Security and Technology Group. Prior to this, Mr. Ryan served as vice president and director for SRA International’s C4ISR Center; and president and CEO for Adroit Systems, which focused on intelligence community agencies and homeland defense. Before joining the private sector, Mr. Ryan served as director of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance for the Department of Defense, and as a Professional Staff Member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.

Mr. Ryan served 10 years in the military as a senior intelligence analyst for the U.S. Office of Naval Intelligence, and infantry commander and intelligence officer for the U.S. Marine Corps.

Mr. Saline joined the company in 2004 and is responsible for human resources strategies and programs. He has more than 34 years of human resources experience with global manufacturing and technology companies, with specific expertise in change management, leadership and team development, and business process improvements.

Mr. Saline began his career with General Electric Company, holding varying assignments in appliances, television, medical system information systems and aircraft businesses. Most recently he served as interim vice president, human resources for Tufts New England Medical Center. He has also served as senior vice president, human resources for World Kitchen, and senior vice president, human resources, North American region for Reckitt Benckiser, Inc. Mr. Saline also held the HR leadership positions with Teledyne, Inc. and Marshalls, Inc.

Mr. Saline earned a master's degree in industrial relations from the University of Cincinnati and a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Minnesota.

Mr. Skalabrin is Senior Vice President of Mercury's Advanced Computing Solutions (ACS) group, responsible for business development, solutions engineering, and other general management duties since July 2007. ACS provides specialized, high-performance computing systems to top-tier OEMS in the semiconductor, communications, seismic, medical imaging, and defense markets.

Previously, Mr. Skalabrin served as Vice President and General Manager of Mercury's Advanced Solutions Business Unit (formerly known as the OEM Solutions Group) from 2001 to June 2007. He also served in various engineering positions from 1991 to 2001. Prior to joining Mercury, Mr. Skalabrin worked for the Naval Undersea Warfare Engineering Station in Keyport, Washington.

Mr. Skalabrin earned a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Washington State University. 

Mr. Thibaud is Senior Vice President of Mercury’s Advanced Computing Solutions (ACS) group, responsible for sales, product engineering, operations, and other general management duties since July 2007. ACS provides specialized, high-performance computing systems to top-tier OEMs in the semiconductor, communications, seismic, medical imaging, and defense markets. In addition, Mr. Thibaud manages the company’s Visualization Sciences Group, and is the global European managing director and president of Mercury’s French, UK, and Netherlands subsidiaries.

Prior to his position with ACS, Mr. Thibaud managed the company’s Defense Business Unit and its worldwide Imaging and Visualization Solutions (IVS) group. Before joining Mercury in 1995, Mr. Thibaud was technical director and account manager for Horizon Technologies, where he specialized in the development of  European business for digital signal processing (DSP) products. Previously, at ONERA, the French National Research Center for Aerospace, Mr. Thibaud spent several years managing research and development of DSP applications in medical and defense electronics, and was the engineering manager for multiprocessor systems that were used for tracking and surveillance radar. Mr. Thibaud started his career with CHU Lille hospital's center for medical signal processing research.

Mr. Thibaud graduated from the Hautes Etudes Industrielles in Lille, France, with a degree in Information Technology. He also earned a D.E.A. (Diplôme d'Etudes Approfondies) in signal and image processing.

Mr. Van Adzin is responsible for leading the overall direction and management of Mercury’s legal affairs, which encompass corporate governance, securities law, contracts, M&A-related legal work, regulatory matters, intellectual property, international projects, employment law, and outside legal services.

Prior to joining Mercury, Mr. Van Adzin was Vice President, General Counsel, Corporation Secretary, and Chief Representative of the China Representative Office at Analogic Corporation, a medical and security technology company, where he directed the company’s legal activities, managed its legal department, and played a key role in actively handling a wide variety of legal, transactional, contracting, compliance, and regulatory matters.

Previously, Mr. Van Adzin was Senior Vice President, General Counsel, and Corporation Secretary at ManagedComp, Inc., a managed-care company, and Vice President and Corporate Counsel at Abex Corporation, an aerospace and automotive equipment company. He has also worked at the Liberty Mutual Group and at the Boston law firms of Sullivan & Worcester and Gadsby & Hannah.

Mr. Van Adzin completed a dual-degree program at Harvard University and Boston University Law School, from which he received M.C.P. and J.D. degrees. He holds a B.A. degree from Columbia University.