Wayne is the CEO and co-founder of CroBio, with over 30 years of leadership in power generation, oil & gas, and renewable energy. He has held senior roles at Rolls Royce, Siemens, and James Fisher Renewables, managing projects worth up to £700M. Wayne specializes in start-up operations, infrastructure development, and delivering large-scale projects with precision.
Ross co-founded CroBio to address one of the most pressing environmental challenges – drought. With a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Liverpool, Ross leads the development of CroBio’s patented technology and holds expertise in designing biomaterials for commercial applications.
Richard is an accomplished leader in agricultural biotechnology, with over 30 years in leadership roles at DuPont and as former Chief Technology Officer at Pivot Bio. He holds a PhD in Microbiology from Rutgers University, serves as a scientific advisor to the Phytobiomes Alliance, and has contributed to over 60 publications and numerous patents on microbiome-based traits for crops.
Daniel is an expert in microbial metabolism, synthetic biology, and bioinformatics. He holds a PhD in Mechanistic Biology and has applied cutting-edge systems biology to industrial biotechnology challenges. His work drives CroBio’s R&D in leveraging microbes for real-world solutions.
Amritpal holds a PhD in Bioengineering from Imperial College London, where he specialized in engineering bacterial cellulose for industrial applications. With expertise in metabolic engineering, biomaterials production, and CRISPR-based strain development, he plays a pivotal role in advancing CroBio’s cutting-edge bioengineering initiatives.
Joshua specializes in strategic communication for startups, crafting impactful messaging to drive engagement in complex scientific fields. He supports CroBio’s growth by aligning the brand narrative with the company’s mission in agritech innovation.
Wayne is the CEO and co-founder of CroBio, with over 30 years of leadership in power generation, oil & gas, and renewable energy. He has held senior roles at Rolls Royce, Siemens, and James Fisher Renewables, managing projects worth up to £700M. Wayne specializes in start-up operations, infrastructure development, and delivering large-scale projects with precision.
Ross co-founded CroBio to address one of the most pressing environmental challenges – drought. With a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Liverpool, Ross leads the development of CroBio’s patented technology and holds expertise in designing biomaterials for commercial applications.
Richard is an accomplished leader in agricultural biotechnology, with over 30 years in leadership roles at DuPont and as former Chief Technology Officer at Pivot Bio. He holds a PhD in Microbiology from Rutgers University, serves as a scientific advisor to the Phytobiomes Alliance, and has contributed to over 60 publications and numerous patents on microbiome-based traits for crops.
Daniel is an expert in microbial metabolism, synthetic biology, and bioinformatics. He holds a PhD in Mechanistic Biology and has applied cutting-edge systems biology to industrial biotechnology challenges. His work drives CroBio’s R&D in leveraging microbes for real-world solutions.
Amritpal holds a PhD in Bioengineering from Imperial College London, where he specialized in engineering bacterial cellulose for industrial applications. With expertise in metabolic engineering, biomaterials production, and CRISPR-based strain development, he plays a pivotal role in advancing CroBio’s cutting-edge bioengineering initiatives.
Joshua specializes in strategic communication for startups, crafting impactful messaging to drive engagement in complex scientific fields. He supports CroBio’s growth by aligning the brand narrative with the company’s mission in agritech innovation.
David is a former Head of R&D at Syngenta and a leader in agricultural science advisory roles, including chairing the UK Knowledge Transfer Network and serving on the Agri-Tech Leadership Council. He brings invaluable expertise in research strategy and biotech innovation.
Jordan is a Venture Analyst with Ag Ventures Alliance, an Iowa-based ag-tech investor. He also farms and operates a custom strip-till business, combining firsthand farming experience with expertise in precision agriculture and early-stage ag-tech investments.
Rasmita is a Professor of Chemistry and is the Director of the Surface Science Research Centre at the University of Liverpool. She is a leader in advanced surface engineering and co-founder of the National Biofilms Innovation Centre, with an innovation portfolio focused on antimicrobial technologies.
Heather is a Professor of Molecular Microbiology at the University of Liverpool, contributing to key advancements in infection and immunity research. With extensive academic experience, she brings deep knowledge of clinical microbiology and molecular mechanisms.
David is a former Head of R&D at Syngenta and a leader in agricultural science advisory roles, including chairing the UK Knowledge Transfer Network and serving on the Agri-Tech Leadership Council. He brings invaluable expertise in research strategy and biotech innovation.
Jordan is a Venture Analyst with Ag Ventures Alliance, an Iowa-based ag-tech investor. He also farms and operates a custom strip-till business, combining firsthand farming experience with expertise in precision agriculture and early-stage ag-tech investments.
Rasmita is a Professor of Chemistry and is the Director of the Surface Science Research Centre at the University of Liverpool. She is a leader in advanced surface engineering and co-founder of the National Biofilms Innovation Centre, with an innovation portfolio focused on antimicrobial technologies.
Heather is a Professor of Molecular Microbiology at the University of Liverpool, contributing to key advancements in infection and immunity research. With extensive academic experience, she brings deep knowledge of clinical microbiology and molecular mechanisms.
