positions
Positions
...outstanding at all levels of responsibility.
Product Innovation
S-Curve*
* the introduction of this concept was by Richard Foster, in “The S-curve: A New Forecasting Tool.” Chapter 4 in Innovation, The Attacker’s Advantage, Summit Books, New York, pp. 88-111, 1986.
Career at RCA/GE/Sarnoff
Paul started his professional career as a researcher at RCA Laboratories in 1979. RCA was acquired by GE in 1986. GE donated RCA Laboratories in 1987 to SRI International (non-profit). RCA Laboratories became the David Sarnoff Research Center (a wholly for-profit subsidiary of SRI International). Paul moved into program management, systems, and product development as Sarnoff embarked on a commercialization spinout strategy during the ‘90s. The company name was changed to Sarnoff Corporation in 1997. Paul’s career continued to advance, gaining valuable product development experience in several different technologies and marketplaces with increasing responsibilities.
Vice President, Advanced Technology and Products/Technology Operations (2004-2006)
Headed the R&D division made up of technical, business development, incubating businesses, and operational organizations. VP Accomplisments
Senior Technical Director/Technical Director (2000-2004)
Led Optoelectronic and Materials, Industrial Products and Systems, and Biotechnology Systems sections. These teams were responsible for a portfolio of R&D contracts, investment projects, product launches, and spinout companies. TD Accomplishments
Group Head (1992-2000)
Led Biotechnology Systems, Biophotonics, and Electronic Products groups. Proposed and won programs, delivered on-time and within budget, and developed technical staff members.
Technical Staff (1979-1992)
Researched and developed new devices and systems as a team leader or as a member of a team.
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