VOID Technologies, a developer of thermoplastics cavitation additive and masterbatch technologies, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mike Dennis as Chief Executive Officer, effective August 4.
Mike is a highly experienced C-suite leader with a strong track record in private equity-backed growth businesses. He brings deep commercial, strategic, and technical expertise, with particular strength in sales and marketing leadership. Mike has held senior roles at Garlock Printing and Converting, Interflex Group, and Alcan, and he has significant experience in VOID’s core markets of packaging and material sciences.
An engineer by training, Mike holds an M.S. in Packaging Engineering from Michigan State University. He will be based at VOID’s U.S. headquarters in Neenah, Wisconsin.
David Traynor, Executive Chairman of VOID Technologies, commented: “Mike is an excellent fit for VOID, joining us at a pivotal time as we move into commercial growth. The team is looking forward to working with Mike at this critical point in our development.”
Mike Dennis, CEO of VOID Technologies, said: “This is an exciting time to be joining VOID. The technology is highly differentiated, the team is talented and motivated, and the commercial momentum is building. I look forward to working with our partners and customers to scale the business and deliver real impact.”
Mike succeeds James Gibson, VOID’s founding CEO, who will step down from the board and leave the business at the end of 2025. James has led VOID since its formation in 2015 and has played a defining part in shaping the company’s journey. James remains a significant shareholder in VOID and will continue to support the company through the transition. The Directors wish him every success in the future.
About VOID Technologies
VOID Technologies is a materials science company accelerating the transition to more sustainable plastics and packaging. The company’s VO+™ cavitation technology is being used by global film and packaging manufacturers to develop recyclable, TiO₂-free films with reduced environmental impact. VOID’s compound manufacturing and R&D facility is based in Neenah, Wisconsin (USA), with commercial teams in North America and Europe. Learn more at: www.voidtechnologies.com
