|
|||||||||||||||||
| There is no power in technology, products or services. Everything is determined during use, by people. | |||||||||||||||||
| Representative Other Experience | ||
![]() |
Private Inventor with Patents
granted (1988 - present) For more information see Abelow's company Web site to license these new technologies, Computing ver. 2, LLP. This emerged from... |
|
| Conceiving a new Information/Communications/Operations
Paradigm (1972-1976) While waiting for information technology to develop, 12 years were spent developing personal business and communications skills that will be used to help create and introduce these concepts. This evolved into patented inventions, the initial patents of which have been granted. |
||
![]() |
Partner in Charge
of Marketing and Computing (1981-1988) A founding team member with revenue responsibility for the Orthodontic Smile Centers, a group of five entrepreneurial companies with outpatient health care facilities in California. Produced outstanding business and corporate growth: Our lead facility was one of the largest orthodontic dental facilities in the USA with a 34% market share in its territory. In less than 5 years OSC was grown to "own" nearly 1% of all the orthodontic patient contracts in the US. OSC was sold to a larger corporation. Controlled the largest discretionary budgets in the companies. Originated many key strategies and plans that were the basis for continuing and new successes. Responsibilities spanned multiple companies and included:
|
|
| Consultant (1977-1988,
part-time) Sample engagements included: Marketing planning for a medical software company; assisted in planning a complex $2 million land deal; marketing consulting; edited a financial book manuscript. |
||
| Program Founder and Director (1978-1980) Public Education Program on Unplanned Pregnancy. Based on the book A Woman’s Choice (written as a co-author; a selection of the Woman Today Book Club and excerpted in Vogue Magazine). Built this into the second largest educational organization in its field in two years, with over two million pieces of educational material sold for distribution in 350 cities. |
||
| Project Manager (1971) Futurama Homes, Inc. Managed the start-up stage of a 120-unit home development. |
||
|
||||||||||||||||||||