C-84 Part 4: Case Studies
Exhibit 4 Illumina Stock Price from 2006 to 2008
3530252015101-Nov-061-Dec-061-Jan-071-Feb-071-Mar-07
1-Apr-07
1-May-071-Jun-071-Jul-071-Aug-071-Sep-071-Oct-071-Nov-071-Dec-07*Includes stock splits.
Key dates: Solexa acquisition announcement in November 2006. Deal closed in January 2007.
Exhibit 5 Biographies (2012)
Greg Lucier, 43, has been the CEO and Chairman of the Board of Invitrogen since 2003. Previously, he was CEO and president
of GE Medical Imaging Information System. He earned his BS in engineering from Pennsylvania State University and MBA from
Harvard Business School.^18
Mark Gardner, 43, has held various positions at Invitrogen since 2003, including VP of Corporate Strategy, Chief Marketing
Officer, and VP of Product Management/GM of the several business units. Prior to Invitrogen, he was with GE and McKinsey.
He served for 10 years in the U.S. Navy with the rank of Lieutenant Commander. He earned his BS in history from the U.S. Naval
Academy, MA in National Security Studies at Georgetown University and MBA from University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of
Business.^19
Tony White, 60, is the Chairman, President and CEO of Applied Biosystems, then Applera Corporation since 1995. Previously,
he held many senior management positions during his 26-year tenure at Baxter International. He earned a BS from Western
Carolina University.^20
Dr. Mike Hunkapiller, 58, spent 21 years at Applied Biosystems helping to build it into a $2B global life science tools company.
He also cofounded Celera Genomics. He is the inventor of the automated DNA sequencer, which was used to sequence the
human genome. A renowned scientist, he has more than 100 scientific publications and holds more than two dozen patents. He
earned a BS in Chemistry from Oklahoma Baptist University and a PhD in Chemical Biology from the Division of Chemistry and
Chemical Engineering at Caltech.^21
Jay Flatley, 55, has been the President and CEO of Illumina since 1999. Previously, he was the cofounder, President and CEO of
Molecular Dynamics, which was acquired by Amersham Pharmacia Biotech and is now part of GE Healthcare. He earned a BA in eco-
nomics from Claremont McKenna College and BS and MS (summa cum laude) in industrial engineering from Stanford University.^22
Hugh Martin, 53, has been the CEO, President and Chairman of the Board of Pacific Biosciences since 2004. Prior to joining
Pacific Biosciences, he was the chief executive office coach at Kleiner, Perkins, Caulfield and Byers. Martin earned a BS in electrical
engineering from Rutgers University.Source: Compiled by author.