About us
At IsoTruss, Inc. our mission is to help companies build with the structures and technology of tomorrow.
Our patented IsoTruss® geometry is a radically transformative structural solution that is stronger, lighter-weight, more durable and less expensive than traditional materials. We’re the new steel! We also build sustainability for tomorrow, because IsoTruss is eco-friendly at every level, from our manufacturing process to the reduction in materials required to achieve structural objectives.
IsoTruss enables companies and engineers to build structures for today and tomorrow, investors to build portfolios for tomorrow, and employees to build careers for tomorrow.
As an engineering, design, and manufacturing services provider, we produce patented IsoTruss® lattice cell towers for the telecommunications industry and other applications. IsoTruss® cell towers, fabricated with composite material, are lightweight, durable, cost-effective, corrosion-resistant, sustainable, and environmentally friendly.
The IsoTruss® technology advantage is adaptable and scalable. Utilizing our family of patented, composite material grid structures, we offer R&D capabilities, applications, and solutions in telecommunications infrastructure, aerospace, civil infrastructure, energy, construction, leisure, and more.
Team
Cromwell Wong (CEO / Board member). Cromwell Wong serves as an executive at IsoTruss, Inc. Prior to IsoTruss, he was a part of the team that managed Saudi Aramco’s debt portfolio. Cromwell also assisted in the IPO listing of the company in the local stock exchange. Previous to Saudi Aramco, Cromwell worked for QRI Group, an upstream Oil & Gas consulting and investment firm. He started his career working on Wall Street with JPMorgan and Ernst & Young in NYC. Cromwell, who is one of the seed investors in BILT and KidsPod, a former advisor to DocQ, and a real estate investor, received his MBA from Brigham Young University – Provo and undergraduate degree from BYU – Hawaii. Cromwell is fluent in English and proficient in Tagalog, Japanese and Mandarin.
Marianne Clayton (Executive VP). Marianne Clayton directs operations and technical strategy. She previously headed the company’s research and development, overseeing projects in telecom, aerospace, and construction. Her efforts have secured over $2 million in government grant funding from organizations including the USDA and EPA. Before joining IsoTruss, Marianne contributed to innovation in plastics and composites at US Synthetic, a synthetic diamond manufacturer in Orem, Utah. She is part of the American Composites Manufacturers Association’s (ACMA) inaugural Emerging Leaders Program and was recognized in 2023 as one of 16 Women at the Forefront of Advanced Manufacturing in Utah. Marianne holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Brigham Young University, where her research focused on composites and nano-based sensors.
EksAyn Anderson (Fractional Chief Revenue Officer). EksAyn is an author, sales and negotiation expert, and speaker. EksAyn has been seen on Forbes.com, Speaker Magazine, TV, and various business blogs and podcasts. His book, The Key to the Gate: Principles and Techniques to Get Past Gatekeepers to the Decision Maker, has sold internationally. EksAyn has extensive selling experience, including selling to governments, associations, and other businesses. As just one example of his success, after only about 3 ½ years with an 11-year-old organization that at one time had hundreds of salespeople, EksAyn closed 3 of the top 6 largest transactions that the organization had ever had in its history, including the all-time record for the largest sale, which was over six times larger than the next biggest sale the company had ever had. EksAyn is excited to be a part of the IsoTruss team.
David W. Jensen, Ph.D., P.E., D.E.R., F.ASCE, A.F.AIAA (Chief Technical Adviser). David W. Jensen received a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Brigham Young University (BYU), and an S.M. and Ph.D. in Aerospace Structures from MIT. Dr. Jensen was an Assistant and Associate Professor of Aerospace Engineering at Penn State prior to returning to BYU, where he served as Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. At BYU, Dr. Jensen developed the IsoTruss® technology (a family of lightweight composite structural configurations) and invented a machine to continuously fabricate lattice structures. Dr. Jensen served on the AIAA Board as the Technical Director of the Structures, Design and Test Group. Awards include a Stoel-Rives “Utah Innovation of the Year Award,” “BYU Outstanding Achievements in Technology Transfer Award,” and AIAA Sustained Service Award.