Brian Morgan is the inventor of VOX’s aircraft configurations technology. He serves as VOX’s Chief Engineering Advisor, and is the EVP Engineering and COO/CTO. Morgan’s career positions have afforded him a wide variety of team growing and leadership roles. He has led projects creating highly automated production lines and robotics cells, as well as product design through full PLM from napkin sketch to production. Brian earned his first degree in Aviation Business & Technology in 1985, which is also when the VOX fixed-wing VTOL concept was born on his drawing board. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering in 1989 and has also been awarded several specialized technical engineering certifications for robotics and business programming, and many CAE/CAD and FEA software packages. He is an Aircraft Airframe and Power Plant Mechanic, a private pilot, and also a certified Part 107 sUAS/UAV pilot. Brian has been awarded several patents for industrial products and he’s the author and co-author of the core and subsequent VOX aircraft patents respectively.

Sam co-founded VOX Aircraft in 2017. He is the principal at Tricove Consulting where he manages other investments and portfolios. He is a graduate of Loyola University from their Marketing & Finance program, and he attended St Edwards College, Malta as well.  Sam is also a former member of Chicago Board of Trade.

Dr. Hsin-Hua Tsuei (pronounced like “sway”) received his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Pennsylvania State University. He has over 25 years of experience providing engineering analysis and innovative solutions for a wide range of industrial systems. Some of the methodology had been first of its kind, pushing technology envelop to a new level. He is passionate to work with companies to identify projects of interest, resolve challenging technical issues, explain what-if scenarios, and provide suggestions for potential design iterations. Dr. Tsuei has worked on the development of several conceptual VTOL vehicles with high disc loading ducted fans to provide critical aircraft performance analysis such as payload, power, lift, drag, hover, transition, loading, range, etc… to address aircraft design variations prior to prototype testing. He has also provided fluids and integrated system solutions for many applications, including axial and centrifugal turbomachinery, VTOL vehicles, aero and space propulsion, fluid-structure interaction (FSI), conjugate heat transfer (CHT), coal and hydrocarbon fuel combustion, power generation, CVD reactors, steam generators, fuel cells, multi-phase flows, chemical processing, HVAC, bio-medical fluids, etc.

Kevin Wright is a Professional Mechanical Engineering Design Consultant, with an Associate Degree in Product Design and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management. He has been involved with many aspects of the Vox design and development over the years. As one of the early engineering members of the Morgan Aircraft team he was involved in the design, development and testing of the company’s earliest airframes. With an extensive background in 3D CAD modeling he was instrumental turning accelerating designs that were analyzed through CFD and flown as scale models. Prior to venturing into the aerospace sector, Kevin was a product designer for a major garage door manufacturing firm and was awarded 2 patents for designs that were brought to market.