IACMI Member Representatives Selected to Serve on Consortium Council
Northrop Grumman New Premium Member
We’re excited to announce the newly elected representatives who will serve two-year terms (2025-2026) on the IACMI Consortium Council. Additionally, we’re pleased to welcome Erin Barnes as the newest Council member, representing Northrop Grumman, our latest IACMI Premium Member. The Council plays a vital role in guiding the IACMI Consortium, overseeing strategic planning, annual budgets, technical initiatives, projects, and management practices. Congratulations to all!
Small/Medium Enterprise (SME) Representative
Kevin Line
Vice President of Manufacturing
Rise Building Products
Large Entity Representative
Mike Siwajek
Vice President of Research & Development
Teijin Automotive Technologies
State/National Lab/Academia Representative
Derek Berry
Senior Wind Technology Engineer
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
New Premium Member
Eric Barnes
Northrop Grumman Fellow
Northrop Grumman
Line replaces MITO Material Solutions CEO Haley Marie Keith as Small/Medium Enterprise (SME) representative. Berry replaces ORNL Chief Manufacturing Officer Craig Blue as State/National Lab/Academia representative. Siwajek replaces John Pruett, Director of Sales & Business Development at Hexcel Corporation as Large Entity representative.
Elections were held throughout the month of January, giving IACMI Consortium Council members an opportunity to both nominate and ultimately vote for those representatives to serve on the IACMI Consortium Council.
“IACMI extends our gratitude to everyone who took part in this year’s Consortium elections. Your leadership and engagement are vital to our thriving peer community,” said Dale Brosius, IACMI Executive VP, CCO, and IACMI Consortium Executive Director. “We sincerely appreciate Haley Marie Keith, Craig Blue, and John Pruett for their dedication and impactful contributions to the Council over the past two years. As we welcome our newly elected members, we look forward to their leadership in representing and advancing the IACMI community.”