About Urethane Sciences

With over 35 years in the business, Michael Mozeika III is the founder of Urethane Sciences, a company he built from the ground up. He's spent his entire career in the flexible-polyurethane industry, getting to know the ins and outs of foam technologies, supply-chain logistics, and specialized manufacturing. Michael combines an artist's creativity with a sharp, analytical mind for business, and he founded Urethane Sciences on the principles of innovation, precision, and quality. His passion for solving complex problems has earned him a reputation as a trusted partner for leading companies in the furniture, bedding, and automotive industries. At its core, the company is known for blending creative engineering with large-scale production, delivering custom solutions smoothly and efficiently.

But Michael's entrepreneurial spirit doesn't stop at manufacturing. In 2018, he and his wife, Lucia, channeled their shared passion for helping student-athletes by co-founding Asylum Sports Center. Asylum quickly became more than just a training facility—it grew into a safe, disciplined, and supportive community where young athletes and first responders come to build not only their skills but also their confidence, resilience, and mindset. It's a place where community, structure, and opportunity all come together.

His commitment to young athletes continued to inspire new projects. Noticing how much social media was changing the game for recruitment, Michael saw an opportunity to use it for good. In 2021, he launched Hi-Lyte Technologies, a platform that helps student-athletes showcase their talents, highlight their character, and connect directly with recruiters.

To deepen his community support even further, he established the Wall Knights Family Foundation, a nonprofit that funds youth athletics and enrichment programs. The foundation works to ensure all kids have the access, mentorship, and resources they need to thrive.

Whether he's developing advanced materials or mentoring the next generation, a common thread runs through all of Michael's work: hands-on leadership, a clear vision, and an incredible drive. He has a unique ability to see a need, build a solution, and grow it into something that lasts.

He lives by a simple mantra he calls CPA: Capacity, Process, and Attitude. For him, true success only happens when those three things are working in sync.

Brian manages revenue creation and strategic supply chain management at Urethane Sciences. Brian supports the USci Mission to passionately advance the PU Foam industry through innovative technical leadership and strong partnerships. Brian has created, managed and is constantly challenging his diverse relationships to ensure his client's unmet market needs have solutions that deliver sustainable value. He has a deep wealth of knowledge working with many chemical companies over the past 35 years.

Brian's employment background is extensive as an Executive at Milliken Chemical managing numerous product lines including Reactint, Milliguard, Creative Colorants, Liquidtint, Alphasan, and many other Milliken brands. Brian was involved in Milliken's Global businesses and as a Six Sigma Black Belt, led the launch of numerous growth and strategic implementation initiatives. Brian's list of global accounts that he has lead projects that have created significant revenue include, Nike, Ford, Kawasaki, Crayola, Carpenter, Woodbridge, and far too many others to list. During his early years, he was employed at both Ashland Chemical for 5 years and Lord Chemical for 4 years where he primarily developed polyurethane products for the CASE market. Brian is a subject matter expert in the application of colorants, anti-microbials, anti-oxidants and managing global supply chains. Brian has a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from Virginia Tech and enjoys racing cars and spending time with his family.

Kerry's primary responsibility at Urethane Sciences is transferring small scale R&D work into large scale manufacturing. In this role, Kerry is able to apply her broad range of skills to fulfill the necessary responsibilities of the commercialization process including customer manufacturing technical support, managing product scale-ups, manufacturing process design, pilot plant and production management, quality management, research project experiments, inventory management, and safety engineering. In her 20-year tenure in the polyurethane industry she has had the pleasure of learning and growing from her experiences working for FXI, Tempur-Sealy, and Grand Rapids Foam where she held roles in Research and Development and manufacturing. This diversity has led Kerry to her success in being able to convert R&D work into successful large-scale manufacturing. Kerry is passionate about the products that Urethane Sciences has to offer and equally as passionate about helping her customers succeed in bringing those products to market. When Kerry is not at work, she can be found training and competing with her dogs or traveling to new places in the world to learn about the many different cultures there are to experience.