Lynch directs Capsulated Systems Inc business operations. He holds an MBA degree from the Darden School of Business of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, with emphasis in marketing and finance. He received his BA Degree in Mathematics from the University of Virginia with emphasis in engineering and computer science. In 1983, he was assigned the position of Manager of Marketing and later Manager of Business Planning of an effort by a group of chemists at Mead who were developing a technology using micro-encapsulation to develop a color copying system. He lead the effort to create a business unit out of that group which later became Mead Imaging Division and later Cycolor Corporation in Dayton, Ohio. In 1985, he was hired by Capsulated Systems as Executive Vice President to lead its strategic planning direction as it prepared to evolve from a technical shop to the world's leader in cutting edge micro-encapsulation technology. In 1987, Lynch was promoted to the position of president. In 1991, he purchased controlling interest in Capsulated Systems Inc. He is a co-inventor of 4 of Capsulated Systems Inc's patents in microencapsulation and two of CSI's patents and one patent application on Prolonged Release Post-Operative Local Anesthetic.