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William K. (Bill) Hall is a Chicago-based venture capitalist who invests in healthcare and industrial companies. He is also an Adjunct Professor in the Engineering and Business Schools at the University of Michigan.

Mr. Hall currently serves on the Board of Directors for the following organizations: Stericycle (SRCL: NASDAQ), Grainger (GWW: NYSE), Actuant (ATU: NYSE), Rush University Medical Center – Academic medical center in Chicago, Illinois, Northwestern University Settlement Association – Inner city social services in Chicago, Illinois, University of Michigan Depression Center – Academic & clinical medical research center in Ann Arbor, Michigan and University of Michigan Center for Entrepreneurship – Ann Arbor, Michigan.

From 1980 – 2009, Mr. Hall was a senior corporate executive in five companies including; Procyon Technologies, Inc, Falcon Building Products, Inc. (FBP: NYSE), Eagle Industries, Inc. (Privately owned by Mr. Sam Zell), Farley/Northwest Industries/Fruit of The Loom (FOL: NYSE) and Cummins (CMI: NYSE).

From 1970-1980, Mr. Hall was a Professor of Business Administration at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, the Harvard Business School, and the European Institute of Business Administration (INSEAD). He has degrees in engineering, mathematics, and business administration from the University of Michigan.