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Manufacturing Leader Tim Cripsey Joins House of Bricks® Advisory Board
TROY, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- House of Bricks®, the execution platform for founders and funders, proudly announces the appointment of Tim Cripsey, Chief Technology Officer at NETFORM, to its Advisory Board. With more than 30 years of experience in engineering, manufacturing, and applied innovation, Cripsey brings operational depth and leadership across the industrial and automotive sectors — Brick by Brick®.
Tim Cripsey joins House of Bricks® Advisory Board to drive S.O.S.™ platform growth and support founders in legacy industries.
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Cripsey's career includes senior roles at Transform Automotive, TRIAM Automotive, Metal Forming & Coining, culminating in his leadership at MFC Netform, now NETFORM, following its acquisition by Torque Capital Group. He holds multiple U.S. patents and has expertise in creating and scaling manufacturing organizations through product innovation, company culture and manufacturing excellence.
' Tim's hands-on experience across engineering, product development, and executive leadership makes him an invaluable addition to the House of Bricks® advisory team,' said Adam House Sr., Founder and CEO. His insight will be crucial as we support founders building in underserved core sectors like logistics, manufacturing, and infrastructure.
'The team at House of Bricks® is solving a gap in the industry, helping builders in legacy sectors scale with clarity, systems, and speed,' said Cripsey. 'I'm excited to contribute, especially through S.O.S.™ and the community they're creating.'
Cripsey joins House of Bricks® at a strategic moment as the company productizes its S.O.S.™ (Strategy, Innovation, Measurement, People, Leverage, Execution) platform and expands its reach into founder-led innovation across legacy industries.
He also supports the House of Bricks® mission to serve veteran leaders, helping them transition from the battlefield to the boardroom, and to strengthen a founder community rooted in relationship capital, execution, and shared growth.
