In 1986, I joined Bayer Material Science and was involved in the establishment of a Polycarbonate Film business in NAFTA. The bulk of my time at Bayer was directed to new product development and teaching customers how to print on plastic films for the automotive, appliance and electronics markets.
In 1969 I graduated from Milwaukee Institute of Technology with a degree in Photographic Science. I spent the first seventeen years working in the Electronics Industry for such companies as RCA and Microswitch Div. of Honeywell. All of this work involved Screen Printing of Hybrid Microelectronic components used in Consumer, Military and Computer markets.
In 1993, I received a degree in marketing from Robert Morris University and in 1995 a computer information degree from the same institution.
In 2010, I retired from Bayer Material Science and have been involved in two organizations which have allowed me to pursue using both my photographic and computer background.
