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Previously, he has worked as a patent examiner at the United States Patent and Trademark Office focusing on patents in fluid mechanics. Reviewed patents to determine the novelty of the product of process. | Previously, he has worked as a patent examiner at the United States Patent and Trademark Office focusing on patents in fluid mechanics. Reviewed patents to determine the novelty of the product of process. | ||
He is currently working at Reluminati, an innovation strategy firm based in Washington DC that works with partners on strategies from new approaches to fundraising for startup ventures, to rethinking product rollout for Fortune 500 companies, to creating messaging strategies for the NGO community. | He is currently working at <ref> http://reluminati.com/reluminati/we-are-reluminati/ Reluminati</ref>, an innovation strategy firm based in Washington DC that works with partners on strategies from new approaches to fundraising for startup ventures, to rethinking product rollout for Fortune 500 companies, to creating messaging strategies for the NGO community. | ||
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Mr. Seth Faulb serves as External Business Advisor for technological projects of both Future Worlds Center and Ekkotek High-tech business incubator.
Short Bio
Seth's background is in engineering and product management working for large companies. He started out his career in Seattle working on a $500 million floating bridge project. He has recently completed an MBA with Maryland University. Previously, he has worked as a patent examiner at the United States Patent and Trademark Office focusing on patents in fluid mechanics. Reviewed patents to determine the novelty of the product of process.
He is currently working at [1], an innovation strategy firm based in Washington DC that works with partners on strategies from new approaches to fundraising for startup ventures, to rethinking product rollout for Fortune 500 companies, to creating messaging strategies for the NGO community.
