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Mary Kaye Denning is positively bullish on Cleveland and its manufacturing capability. "You can build anything man ever thought of within the bounds of Cleveland," she says. "Cleveland is my choice for the Capital of know-how(TM)."
 
So, it all starts with an idea for a product. No, Denning says, "It all starts with a market for a product. Ask who invented the light bulb, and most say, Edison. Edison didn't invent the light bulb; he added a process improvement. However, what positioned him out front was his process improvement on innovation itself. By building the entire electrical system - idea to the final product; innovation with a market, the world lit up. Denning says, "this is why Cleveland rocks; she has the brainpower that can capitalize on the question and be the next electrical system. We just have to raise the flag.

The Capital of know-how(TM) is the new-and-next
Menlo Park headquartered in Cleveland. Networking her process people together, we will sell manufacturing capacity and know-how.

Inventors create jobs; manufacturers create economies. Our future is in the hands of Cleveland's engineering community."

At the table for the discussion are a trio of individuals with vast and varied engineering and manufacturing experience.

Steve Messina worked for Boeing, United Technology and the Department of Defense. He has designed, developed and engineered an idea for a fluid dispersion system that has been granted US and international patent rights.
 
Karl Scheucher leads Modtech Corp.'s development of a Scalable Intelligent Power Supply (SIPS) technology platform that is the foundation for a family of proprietary, highly portable power
products spanning applications from mobile networking to electric vehicles.
 
On the global market, the legal community has the tools to protect your property overseas, Ken Mitchell is a registered professional
engineer and patent attorney with considerable international patent application prosecution experience in various disciplines, including mechanical, electrical, nanotechnology and MEMS based fabrication.
 
How can we reboot American manufacturing, and what role will Cleveland play? Please join us for this important and informative program.

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