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ZAP NAMES NEW ADVISORY BOARD HEAD
 
SANTA ROSA - Electric vehicle developer ZAP has named Dr. C.C. Chan of the University of Hong to head its corporate Advisory Board.
 
Chan has been called the "Father of Asian Electric Vehicles" by Global View Magazine 2003, and has been actively involved with in electric vehicle (EV) projects in China, India, Japan, United States, and Europe.
 
In 2001, Asiaweek selected Chan as Asia's Best Technology Pioneer. He has authored and co-authored eight books and over 220 technical papers and holds eight patents. His 2001 book Modern Electric Vehicle Technology is considered a comprehensive reference book on the subject.
 
Born to a Chinese entrepreneurial family in Indonesia, Chan obtained his academic credentials from Tsinghua University and the University of Hong Kong and holds honorary degrees from universities in Russia, Ukraine and the United Kingdom. He worked for 11 years in the research and development of electric machines and power systems; and for 29 years in polytechnic and universities devoted to teaching and research in electrical engineering.
 
Chan has also served as a guest lecturer in the US at UC Berkeley, MIT, and UC Davis. 

TRIO OF APPOINTMENTS AT CALIFORNIA MICRO

MILPITAS - California Micro Devices recently announced the appointment of three new members to its financial team: Michael Herrinton as Corporate Controller, Ronald van Veen as Director of Financial Planning and Analysis, and Asad Cochinwala as Operations Controller. 

They will report to R. Gregory Miller, vice president, finance and chief financial officer, and lead the company's focus on strengthening its financial controls.

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