Category: Past Speakers

Bob Oros

Bob Oros of Business Development Resources www.bdrinovate.com truly knows the ins and outs of working with corporations better than anyone else I know. After all, he has worked for major corporations marketing and developing over-the-counter products, foods and beverages, etc.,

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Stephen Kerr The Real Deal

The Real Deal Stephen Kerr is an incredible person. He is an MD, a very busy surgeon, an inventor, a medical device manufacturer, an author of both medical articles, and the book “How To Develop Your Product Idea Without Going

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Lesia Farmer

Be A Wise Inventor Lesia Farmer’s journey began by being burned by hot spaghetti. She swore that would never happen again and so she began her research. Eventually, she developed the Trap Door Colander which she licensed to Farberware through

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Rita Crompton

Working Well With Others I don’t care how self-sufficient you are, at some point you will need to hire a service provider and the more you can do yourself the harder it is to work well with others. Most independent

Join The Tribe David Fedewa

Join The Tribe Invent Tribe, https://www.inventtribe.com/ is a very interesting website/organization. They have a highly organized system that has produced some pretty spectacular results but more about that later. Now, I’d like to introduce you to their founder. David Fedewa,

Chris Ladano

The Inventor’s Hero Chris Landano is a true to life Hero. After 20 years, including the towers of 9/11, he has retired from the NYC Fire Department. He started with the NYPD as an auxiliary police officer and also worked

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Stanley Eyler

The Other Road To $uccess Every successful invention follows the same path to success. First, the inventor must identify a commercially viable need or want by making sure that the market is large enough to attain success. Then, they must

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The Real Deal April Mitchell

The Real Deal April Mitchell describes herself as, “… a professional problem solver, creative thinker, idea machine, magic maker, dreamer, and What If-er, also known as an inventor and designer specializing in the toys, games, party, and  housewares industries.” She

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Eileen Fischlschweiger

An Overview Of Patent Public Search  If you are serious about inventing you Must become proficient regarding patent searching. The Patent Office tells us that 97% of all issued patents never make back the money spent on their development. So

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Terrence Bentley

Mastering The Pitch One of the most important skills an inventor or entrepreneur Must develop is the Pitch. It is the moment of truth that determines, in an instant, success or failure and every pitch must be developed for the

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