Management team

Torsten Freltoft
Chief Executive Officer, MSc, Ph.D.

Torsten Freltoft has a background as deputy director of NKT Research A/S, where he was responsible for several business and technology development projects based on microtechnology. Contact Torsten Freltoft.

Frank Henrichsen
Vice President, Sales & Marketing, MSc Bcom.

Frank Henrichsen formerly served as project manager and international product manager at the Danish hearing aid company Oticon, where he most recently was responsible for development and introduction of innovative new technology products. Contact Frank Henrichsen.

Jonatan Kutchinsky
Vice President, Development, MSc Ph.D.

Jonatan Kutchinsky has a background in physics from the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, and from Denmarks Technical University. Jonatan joined Sophion in 2001 and has participated in the technical development of most aspects of the QPatch system. Dr. Kutchinsky oversees the development of new products. Contact Jonatan Kutchinsky.

Morten Rytter Sunesen
Vice President, Customer Relations, MSc Ph.D.

Morten Rytter Sunesen has a background within the fields of molecular and cellular biology and electrophysiology with graduate training from NIH, Maryland, USA, and a postdoctoral position at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, France. Contact Morten Rytter Sunesen.

Henrik Norgreen
Vice President, Supply Chain, MSc

Henrik Norgreen has a broad global background, in management and development of Supply Chain, Quality, R&D and Project Management functions. Contact Henrik Norgreen.

 

Chris Mathes
Vice President, General Manager Sophion Bioscience, Inc., Ph.D.

Chris Mathes has a background as an electrophysiologist from UCLA with postdoctoral positions at Stanford University and the Max Planck Institute in Göttingen, Germany. Since 1997, Dr. Mathes was previously employed at Axon Instruments and Molecular Devices, where he was a driving force behind the development and commercialization of the company's automated patch clamp technology. Contact Chris Mathes.