****** NEW 10 PART ADOT INFORMATION SERIES........PART 7******
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PART 7......EMPLOYEES AND MANAGEMENT
EMPLOYEES
The following information is taken from the Advanced Optics Electronics, Inc. (ADOT) Offering Circular of January 21, 1997 (OC):
" The Company currently employees three at the management level. During the first 12 months of the completion of this circular, in order to achieve its initial operating plan, the Company intends to hire a total of 12 additional employees during this period. The Company intends to provide its employees with appropriate benefits or incentive plans, as may be warranted by the growth and profitability of ADOT , as determined from time to time by the board of directors."
Editor's Note:
In ADOT thread message # 90, Aug.12,1997 S. Grant wrote that an employee of ADOT with whom he talk to by phone stated that "the staff working at the premises varied between four and seven."
On April 21,1998 RBarron in message # 777 wrote that Leslie Robins stated "There are 11 full and part-time employees".
Apparently ADOT is close - but slightly behind schedule - to their target of having hired 12 additional employees the in the first year of employment from the closing of the stock offering.
Below is a good overview of management at the time of the ADOT Offering Circular of January 21, 1997.
MANAGEMENT
(OC) " The following table sets forth the name, age, and position of each current director and executive officer and advisor of the company:
Michael Pete.. AGE..51..POSITION..President,Treasurer,Director
Leslie S.Robins..AGE..59..POSITION..Executive VicePres.,Secretary,Director
Francisco Urrea, Jr...AGE..67.. POSITION..Director
Dr. Roger A. Boggs..AGE..50..POSITION..Senior Vice President-Research
Albert Goodman...AGE...71...POSITION...Science Advisor
Michael H. Pete
President, Treasurer, Director, age 51, since July 1994 to present. Developed and coordinated satellite transmission plans. Interface with DOD regarding the flat panel initiative. From 1990 to 1994 President of SEES New Mexico Inc. worked with federal R&D labs (Los Alamos and Sandia) creating and implementing information management systems. From 1997 to 1990 President of Phoenix Filtration Systems. From 1979 to 1981 Technical Management Consultant Office of the Secretary, DOE. 1977 to 1979 Booz, Allen and Hamilton, Project Manager. Wash.D.C. Williams College,BA; Stanford University, Business and private sector management.
Leslie S. Robins
Executive Vice President, Secretary and Chairman, Board of Directors, age 59, since January 1993 to present. Supervised scientists and technicians in completion of final research for end use in flat panel displays. Developed cost estimates and time lines and manufacturing procedures for flat panel display program. Formulated patent strategy. Raised interim financing . From November 1989 to December 1992 Managing Partner of Coronado Group, performing analysis of small technology companies. From May 1986 to June 1989 Executive Vice President of Triton Productions Inc. From September 1978 to October 1987 Managing Partner Longview Mgmt; investment managers for individuals in the entertainment industry. University of Miami, BS; Harvard MBA program.
Francisco Urrea, Jr.
Director, age 67, since January 1993.
January 1994 to present, Managing Partner Grupo Nueve Ltd. February 1988 to November 1993 President of Septema Enterprises, Inc. Chairman, Diagnostek inc.(NYSE) 1983 to 1985. Chairman, President of Septima Enterprises Inc. Chairman, Syncor (NASDAQ) 1974 to 1978. Chairman, Summa Medical Corp. (ASE) 1978 to 1991. Member U.S. Dept. of Commerce Biotech Advisory Comm. 1988 to 1995. Member of NM Foreign Trade and Investment Council 1986 to 1990. Member of NM Economic Development Board 1978 to 1982.
Dr. Roger A. Boggs
Senior Vice President-Research. Age 50, June 1996 to present. Polaroid Corporation, June 1974 to present. Project manager laser media. Responsible for budget and delivery of laser ablation media foe direct digital color products. Managed 15 material system and analytical scientists in development of product applications. Led a group of 9 professionals in design of infrared dyes and acid providing compounds for application in electrically imaged media. Led effort to invent and develop set of three proprietary IR dyes for laser imaged, photographic three color product. Ph.D. University Wisconsin.
Albert Goodman, Ph.D.
Science Advisor of the Company, age 71. Goodman received his Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics in 1960 from the University of New Mexico and Los Alamos Laboratories. He acquired an M.S. in Physics and mathematics from the University of New Mexico in 1955 and a B.S. in Physics from the City University of New York in 1946.
Dr. Goodman worked for Hazeltine Electronic Corporation from 1995-1946 where he analyzed and participated, in the design of radar components to be used by the U.S. Navy.From 1946-1949 Dr Goodman was with Los Alamos National Labs which carried out experiments on transmission of neutron beams by materials. From 1949-1956, Dr. Goodman devised and tested optical piezoelectric devices and associated instrumentation used for detecting mechanical impacts, vibration and shock transmissions in materials and structures for Sandia National Labs. Again from 1956-1960, Dr. Goodman worked for Los Alamos National Labs where he designed and built instrumentation and equipment for use with Van de Graaff accelerator and operated the accelerator and its instrumentation systems. Dr. Goodman returned to Sandia National Labs from 1960-1977, where he supervised and carried out R&D efforts. From 1981-1985, Dr. Goodman was instrumental in the development of optical motion detector for use in several security functions for Kalatek Products Inc. Dr. Goodman worked as an independent Science consultant and adviserfrom 1977-1985 in which he was involved in the commercialization of products such as video disk system, shutterless motion picture projection system and shaped explosive charge penetrator device. From 1985-1993, Dr. Goodman worked for Advanced Sciences Inc. where he managed and monitored several defence R&D programs. From 1992 to the present, Dr. Goodman has been working for Technologies Specialities Inc. where he is currently the Vice President of Research".
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