Marco Ranalli

Amerigon designs, develops and markets products based on their advanced, proprietary, efficient thermoelectric device technologies for a wide range of global markets. Their current principal product is their proprietary Climate Control Seat (CCS) brand cooled/heated seat, which they sell to automotive and truck manufacturers and their tier one suppliers. Amerigon has sold over 7 million CCS seats to date. The success of the CCS brand makes Amerigon the world's largest supplier of thermoelectric devices to the automotive industry. CCS cooled/heated seats are now offered in over 50 vehicle lines worldwide. Eight of the world's largest automotive manufacturers - Ford, General Motors, Toyota, Nissan, Jaguar/Land Rover, Hyundai, Honda and Kia - offer vehicles with Amerigon's CCS or Heat Vent System Over half of Amerigon's revenue stream comes from international customers outside of North America. Through their subsidiary, BSST, they have worked over the past five years developing innovations that improve thermoelectric efficiency. They currently hold 34 patents related to these and other innovations. Amerigon was incorporated in 1991 and is headquartered in Northville, Michigan. They also have offices in the United States in Southern California, as well as around the world in Japan, Germany, Korea, and England. Amerigon is a company committed to honest and ethical business practices. The Code of Business Conduct and Ethics sets forth Amerigon's expectations for all of its directors, officers and employees.