MAYNARD, MA, June 10, 2026 – Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) has made management changes which will be effective July 1. Bryan Ferrand will become president, and Donna Kelly has been promoted to chief operating officer. John Kawola will move from CEO to strategic advisor, where he will support the leadership team.
“BMF is a remarkable company with exceptional technology, a strong team, and a bright future,” said John Kawola. “I have tremendous confidence in Bryan, Donna, and the broader leadership team as they guide the company forward. I will plan to remain a long-term adviser to the leadership team and a strong believer in BMF and its continued success.”
“John has been a tremendous partner to me and has helped us build BMF from the ground up. He has also built a strong team that is able to step up and bring BMF to the next level.” said Dr. Xioaning He, chairman BMF.
Source: Boston Micro Fabrication
About Boston Micro Fabrication
Boston Micro Fabrication is a micro-precision 3D printing company that develops additive manufacturing systems and services for industrial and research applications. Founded in 2016, it is headquartered in Maynard, MA, with offices in Boston, Shenzhen, Chongqing, and Tokyo. The company designs and produces microArch 3D printers based on projection micro stereolithography technology for high-resolution micro-scale parts. Its systems support product development, research, and short-run production. Boston Micro Fabrication serves industries including medical devices, life sciences, electronics, microfluidics, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and machining. Customers include manufacturers, research institutions, and engineering teams that require micro-scale components. The company also provides materials and printing services for prototyping and small-batch production. It operates globally with sales and service presence in multiple regions. The company has more than 2,000 global customers and about 100 employees worldwide.