MiaSolé appoints Richard Hossfeld as VP of global business development and sales

  • Former First Solar VP of business development, Richard Hossfeld, joins MiaSole's executive management team.
    Former First Solar VP of business development, Richard Hossfeld, joins MiaSolé's executive management team.

MiaSolé noted that it had welcomed a new member to its executive management team with the selection of Richard Hossfeld as VP of global business development and sales. Hossfeld previously served as VP of business development for both First Solar and Fluidic Energy and holds experience in developing and leading market entry and go-to market strategies in North America, Asia and Latin America. Before his appointment at First Solar, Hossfeld was a corporate lawyer with Cravath, Swaine & Moore.

"MiaSolé's proprietary CIGS technology produces the highest efficiency thin film solar panels in the world at low cost, and we will continue to push the boundaries of what is possible," said John Carrington, CEO of MiaSolé. "Rich's experience will be invaluable in driving further growth of our company, as well as enhancing the value proposition we offer our customers. I look forward to working with Rich again to open new markets and drive our sales execution."

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