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Lawrence Gleason
Lawrence Gleason (1935 - )
Vice President of Engineering (Ret.)
BSEE; MBA; Registered Professional Engineer(Ret.)
Started & Ran Hybrid Thick Film Mfg Co.
Developed Pacific Rim Off ...view moreLawrence Gleason (1935 - )
Vice President of Engineering (Ret.)
BSEE; MBA; Registered Professional Engineer(Ret.)
Started & Ran Hybrid Thick Film Mfg Co.
Developed Pacific Rim Off Shore Business
Licensed VFR & IFR Pilot; Amateur Radio
Built Astronomic Catadioptric Mirror System
“Over 45 years experience working as an Electrical Engineer in various Manufacturing Companies. Engineers were much more generalists in the middle of the 20th century. It was common for Electrical Engineers to become expert in multiple disciplines such as Software Design, Systems Engineer, Chemical Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, or any other Engineer as needed. Once a person earned an Engineering Degree, Ownership of Small (and not so small) companies expected an Engineer to be able to serve wearing whatever Hat was needed to get the job done.”
“I have been Architect and General Contractor of plant layouts. I started and developed a complete Hybrid Thick Film Manufacturing Plant including specification of the unique equipment. Sales in excess of $5MM/year.”
“I ran an operation that Out Sourced a complete electronic manufacturing factory to Hong Kong that met all U.S. quality requirements and was packaged in ready to ship directly to customers. I supervised numerous Custom Manufacturing operations. Including Contract Manufacturing The present business climate in the United States is a bureaucrat’s paradise.“
“There exists a plethora of petty minded people who think everybody else in the world are idiots. They feel that they must protect the rest of us from ourselves. We are not to be trusted to do anything without specific thick books of regulations. Many of the regulations are designed to collect fines! The Regulations primary purpose is not to improve anything, only to collect fines and not to make the business any better. I honestly believe that the Enterprise Concept can return manufacturing supremacy to the U. S.view less