Jeffrey DeGrange, FSME, is the chief commercial officer of Impossible Objects Inc., a 3D-composites additive technology company. Previously, DeGrange was a vice president for Stratasys where he focused on delivering additive manufacturing products and services to produce parts. Prior to that, DeGrange was the department head of advanced manufacturing materials, technologies for The Boeing Co., leading the certification and qualifications of additive manufactured end-use flying parts for military and commercial aircraft programs. DeGrange has worked on several U.S. Department of Defense and Energy projects that have brought to market new additive manufacturing materials, products and validated new applications. He is the past chair of SME's Additive Manufacturing Technical Community Committee, current co-chair of SME’s Technical Committee, past co-founder and chairman of the Germany’s Direct Manufacturing Research Center, past advisor to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry Fab Lab, current advisor to the University of Iowa College of Engineering and University of Minnesota Medical Device Center, and current board member to Precision ADM, a metal-additive manufacturing provider in Canada. He holds multiple patents and has a master's degree in manufacturing engineering from Washington University in St. Louis and a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering from the University of Iowa.