Tellus Products, LLC
Michael An is an accomplished project manager with extensive experience in engineering, operations management, and continuous improvement initiatives across various industries. Currently serving as Senior Project Manager at Tellus Products, LLC, Michael oversees a significant $16 million project while managing a $2 million spare parts budget. Previous roles include External Government Affairs and Procurement Project Manager at Lighthouse Energy Company, and Director of Engineering and Maintenance at Oxygen Development, where responsibilities included strategic oversight of multi-million-dollar budgets and large teams. Michael has a strong background in Total Productive Manufacturing (TPM) and Lean/Six Sigma methodologies, demonstrated through impactful positions at BP, PepsiCo, and L'Oréal. Educational qualifications include a Master of Business Administration from SMU Cox School of Business and a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University.
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Tellus Products, LLC
We upcycle leftover sugarcane fiber from the sugar milling process and convert it to packaging and foodservice products such as plates, bowls, and take-out containers. Tellus is jointly owned by Florida Crystals Corporation, Sugar Cane Growers Cooperative of Florida and American Sugar Refining, Inc., part of ASR Group. Our owners are made up of more than 45 mostly family farms, who have been proud to carefully cultivate sugarcane and vegetables in South Florida for generations. Our farmers not only produce the sugarcane fiber for our eco-friendly products but also the fresh, homegrown produce that fill our plates at your barbecue. Our first manufacturing facility is located adjacent to the sugar mill in Belle Glade, Florida belonging to one of our parent owners. Our new office building is in the same area and is LEED-certified®, LEED Silver®. Tellus is a vertically integrated manufacturing facility. Tellus runs partially on renewable biomass power provided from the sugar mill and solar energy, making it an extremely efficient and environmentally sustainable manufacturing facility.