3DEO Sponsors Women in 3D Printing Event
3DEO honors the contributions of women in the 3D printing industry in celebration of Women’s Month.
3DEO Inc. honored the contributions of women in the 3D printing industry in celebration of Women’s Month at Wi3DP's Lost Angeles event on March 21st. In just over two years 3DEO has doubled in capacity delivering high-volume production of metal 3D printing services. To maintain this growth, the company is building a qualified and diverse team from all backgrounds. Twenty-three percent of the team is comprised of women, with roles ranging from manufacturing to marketing.
The company honored the following women in 3D printing:
- Lisa Crump—co-founded Stratasys with her husband Scott Crump in 1989
- Marina Hatsopoulos—founder of Z-Corporation in 1994 and served as its first CEO
- Adina Schorr—led a period of growth as CEO of Object Ltd., now part of Stratasys where she serves on the Board of Directors
- Nora Toure—founded Women in 3D Printing in 2014
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