Ilika Plc Appoint Dr. Monika Biddulph with 20+ years of ARM IP licensing experience

Ilika plc

Ilika plc (LON: IKA), the advanced solid-state battery company, announced today the appointment of Dr. Monika Biddulph as a Non- Executive Director.

Until August 2018, Monika was a member of the Senior Leadership Team IP Product Groups at ARM Holdings plc (‘ARM’), responsible for driving the execution of the product roadmaps across all lines of business and central engineering. In over twenty years at ARM, Monika held various General Manager and licensing roles in the business. She was previously NED at Linaro Limited, an open source software organisation. Monika holds a PhD in Physics from the ETH Zurich.

Keith Jackson, Ilika plc Chairman stated:

“I am excited to have Monika joining our Board bringing over twenty years of ARM IP licensing experience and a complementary broad set of commercial and technical skills to Ilika. This is an opportune time for Monika’s appointment as the Company moves forward with its commercialisation of IP coupled with negotiating licencing terms with potential OEMs.”

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