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Craig J Demko

from Stephens City, VA
Age ~54
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Related to:
Seth A Palmer, 50Alec M Demko, 23Mary Bohrer, 57Michael Hoban, 57Aleta Buechler, 82Paul Hoban, 59
Connected to:
Adriana Demko, 61Bruce W Demko, 61Christopher Demko, 51Derrick M Demko, 47Jean L Demko, 74Katie J Demko, 71Lorraine P Demko, 93Paula L Demko, 62Sheryl Demko, 75Timothy F Demko, 55

Craig Demko Phones & Addresses

  • 126 Lucy Long Ct, Stephens City, VA 22655 (540) 869-3393
  • Winchester, VA
  • Purcellville, VA
  • Portage, MI
  • Muncy, PA

Work

Company: Specialmade goods & services, inc. 2014 Position: Director of business development

Education

Degree: Master of Business Administration, Masters School / High School: Shenandoah University

Skills

Product Development • Manufacturing • Strategic Planning • Key Account Management • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Injection Molding • Team Building • Design For Manufacturing • Project Management • Project Engineering

Industries

Business Supplies And Equipment

Resumes

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Director Of Business Development

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Location:
Winchester, VA
Industry:
Business Supplies And Equipment
Work:
Specialmade Goods & Services, Inc.
Director of Business Development
Specialmade Goods & Services, Inc. Mar 2007 - 2014
Director of Operations and Product Development
Newell Brands 2004 - Mar 2007
Quality Manager
Rubbermaid Commercial Products 2002 - 2004
Market Development Engineer
Rubbermaid Commercial Products 1997 - 2002
Senior Product Engineer
Education:
Shenandoah University
Master of Business Administration, Masters Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Skills:
Product Development
Manufacturing
Strategic Planning
Key Account Management
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Injection Molding
Team Building
Design For Manufacturing
Project Management
Project Engineering

Publications

Us Patents

Dolly Having Multiple Supports Hingedly Joined Together

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US Patent:
6746039, Jun 8, 2004
Filed:
Feb 23, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/790560
Inventors:
Thomas Perelli - Winchester VA
Craig J. Demko - Winchester VA
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Commercial Products LLC - Winchester VA
International Classification:
B62B 310
US Classification:
280651
Abstract:
A dolly for transporting multiple containers. The dolly is provided with a plurality of casters which allow it to spin on its footprint. Supports, each of which can carry a container, are hinged together allowing the dolly to flex when encountering alterations in flooring level. Also provided are large side wheels which reduce the force necessary to push the dolly over a bump or onto a floor which is at a higher elevation. When one support is not carrying a container, the support can be rotated with the hinge to a point at which it is approximately perpendicular to the adjacent support and thereby approximately vertical to the floor. Rotating one support to an approximately vertical position shortens the dolly footprint and aids in storage. Moreover, a support which is rotated to an approximately vertical position can be temporarily maintained in that position by a lock.

Dolly Having Multiple Supports Hingedly Joined Together

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US Patent:
6749215, Jun 15, 2004
Filed:
Sep 16, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/243686
Inventors:
Thomas Perelli - Winchester VA
Craig J. Demko - Winchester VA
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Commercial Products LLC - Winchester VA
International Classification:
B62B 302
US Classification:
280651, 16350
Abstract:
A dolly for transporting multiple containers. The dolly is provided with a plurality of casters which allow it to spin on its footprint. Supports, each of which can carry a container, are hinged together allowing the dolly to flex when encountering alterations in flooring level. Also provided are large side wheels which reduce the force necessary to push the dolly over a bump or onto a floor which is at a higher elevation. When one support is not carrying a container, the support can be rotated with the hinge to a point at which it is approximately perpendicular to the adjacent support and thereby approximately vertical to the floor. Rotating one support to an approximately vertical position shortens the dolly footprint and aids in storage. Moreover, a support which is rotated to an approximately vertical position can be temporarily maintained in that position by a lock.

Smoking-Waste Receptacle

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US Patent:
7055714, Jun 6, 2006
Filed:
Apr 1, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/402985
Inventors:
Thomas Perelli - Winchester VA, US
Craig Demko - Winchester VA, US
Craig Rogers - Winchester VA, US
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Commercial Products LLC - Winchester VA
International Classification:
B65F 1/08
US Classification:
220576
Abstract:
A smoking-waste receptacle includes a housing and a container for receiving smoking waste and that can be inserted into and removed from the housing. The container includes a removal opening that permits removal of smoking waste deposited in the container and a door movable relative to the removal opening and configured to cover the removal opening when the container is disposed in the housing. The container can include a container body and flow-inhibiting structure disposed within the container body to inhibit smoke from leaving the container body. The container can includes a first wall extending substantially vertically, a first insertion opening in the first wall that allows smoking waste to be inserted into the container, and a first snuff member disposed within the container and adjacent the first insertion opening at a position that permits smoking waste that has been inserted into the first insertion opening to be pushed against the first snuff member.

Tray Cart

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US Patent:
D685154, Jun 25, 2013
Filed:
Sep 21, 2012
Appl. No.:
29/432888
Inventors:
Craig Demko - Stephens City VA, US
Assignee:
SecurityPoint Holdings LLC - Tampa FL
International Classification:
1202
US Classification:
D34 12

Tray

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US Patent:
D688461, Aug 27, 2013
Filed:
Sep 22, 2012
Appl. No.:
29/432917
Inventors:
Craig Demko - Stephens City VA, US
Paul Delmerico - Winchester VA, US
Assignee:
Securitypoint Holdings LLC - Tampa FL
International Classification:
0301
US Classification:
D 3304

Dolly Having Multiple Supports Hingedly Joined Together

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US Patent:
20030020261, Jan 30, 2003
Filed:
Sep 16, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/243728
Inventors:
Thomas Perelli - Winchester VA, US
Craig Demko - Winchester VA, US
Assignee:
RUBBERMAID COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS LLC
International Classification:
B62B001/00
US Classification:
280/651000, 280/079500
Abstract:
A dolly for transporting multiple containers. The dolly is provided with a plurality of casters which allow it to spin on its footprint. Supports, each of which can carry a container, are hinged together allowing the dolly to flex when encountering alterations in flooring level. Also provided are large side wheels which reduce the force necessary to push the dolly over a bump or onto a floor which is at a higher elevation. When one support is not carrying a container, the support can be rotated with the hinge to a point at which it is approximately perpendicular to the adjacent support and thereby approximately vertical to the floor. Rotating one support to an approximately vertical position shortens the dolly footprint and aids in storage. Moreover, a support which is rotated to an approximately vertical position can be temporarily maintained in that position by a lock.

Safety Device Having Cone Containing Material

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US Patent:
20030033742, Feb 20, 2003
Filed:
Mar 21, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/101708
Inventors:
Thomas Perelli - Winchester VA, US
Craig Demko - Winchester VA, US
Raymond Fedeli - Altoona PA, US
Assignee:
Rubbermaid Commercial Products LLC
International Classification:
G09F015/00
G08B001/00
G01D011/00
G01D013/00
G09F009/00
A47B041/00
G09B001/00
US Classification:
040/606000, 116/06300C, 116/201000, 116/306000, 434/433000
Abstract:
A safety device includes a material, and a cone holding the material and having an opening from which the material can be dispensed. The material can have absorbent properties and/or can be configured to warn of a hazard by displaying cautionary information. A hazard can be addressed by providing the cone containing the material within an area prone to hazards, and, after a hazard is created within the area, removing material from the cone and placing the material on the hazard.

Smoking-Waste Receptacle

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US Patent:
20060180590, Aug 17, 2006
Filed:
Apr 12, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/401967
Inventors:
Thomas Perelli - Winchester VA, US
Craig Demko - Winchester VA, US
Craig Rogers - Winchester VA, US
International Classification:
A24F 19/00
US Classification:
220576000
Abstract:
A smoking-waste receptacle includes a housing and a container for receiving smoking waste and that can be inserted into and removed from the housing. The container includes a removal opening that permits removal of smoking waste deposited in the container and a door movable relative to the removal opening and configured to cover the removal opening when the container is disposed in the housing. The container can include a container body and flow-inhibiting structure disposed within the container body to inhibit smoke from leaving the container body. The container can includes a first wall extending substantially vertically, a first insertion opening in the first wall that allows smoking waste to be inserted into the container, and a first snuff member disposed within the container and adjacent the first insertion opening at a position that permits smoking waste that has been inserted into the first insertion opening to be pushed against the first snuff member.
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