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David A Perkowitz

from Mundelein, IL
Age ~63
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Also known as:
Ellen J Perkowitz, Dave A Perkowitz, David Perkowski, Ellen J Perkkowitz, David Z, Ellen Lorenzo, Lorenzo Martin
Related to:
Sherry B Perkowitz, 56
Connected to:
Marc T Perkowitz, 70Dominika Perkowska, 32Jessica Perkowski, 38Joseph Perkowski, 82Marek Perkowski, 58Mark E Perkowsky, 65Tanya M Perkowski, 38Ted Perkowski, 83Catherine A Perks, 62Charlotte R Perks, 56

David Perkowitz Phones & Addresses

  • Mundelein, IL
  • 379 E Royal St George, Vernon Hills, IL 60061 (847) 918-9878
  • 373 Royal St George, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
  • Cape Coral, FL
  • Chicago, IL
  • Lee, FL
  • Lane, IL

Work

Company: B&w window fahions Jan 1993 Position: Director of product development

Skills

Product Development • Marketing Strategy • Textiles • New Business Development • Retail • Sales Management • Shades • Product Marketing • Bedding • Blinds • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Strategic Planning • Shutters • Sales Operations • Team Building • Window Treatments • Draperies • Furniture • Negotiation • Competitive Analysis • Merchandising • Marketing • B2B • Customer Service • Business Development • Account Management • Sales • Interior Design • Furnishings • Product Design • Operations Management • Sketching • Contract Negotiation • Marketing Management • Consumer Products • Trade Shows • Brand Development • Business Strategy • Product Management • Manufacturing • Purchasing • Management • Strategy • Budgets • Forecasting • Product Launch • Sewing • Market Planning • Leadership • Entrepreneurship

Industries

Consumer Goods

Resumes

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Director Of Product Development

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Location:
379 Royal St, Vernon Hills, IL
Industry:
Consumer Goods
Work:
B&W Window Fahions
Director of Product Development
Skills:
Product Development
Marketing Strategy
Textiles
New Business Development
Retail
Sales Management
Shades
Product Marketing
Bedding
Blinds
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Strategic Planning
Shutters
Sales Operations
Team Building
Window Treatments
Draperies
Furniture
Negotiation
Competitive Analysis
Merchandising
Marketing
B2B
Customer Service
Business Development
Account Management
Sales
Interior Design
Furnishings
Product Design
Operations Management
Sketching
Contract Negotiation
Marketing Management
Consumer Products
Trade Shows
Brand Development
Business Strategy
Product Management
Manufacturing
Purchasing
Management
Strategy
Budgets
Forecasting
Product Launch
Sewing
Market Planning
Leadership
Entrepreneurship

Publications

Us Patents

Window Shade And Method Of Use Thereof

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US Patent:
8365795, Feb 5, 2013
Filed:
Nov 1, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/917232
Inventors:
David Perkowitz - Vernon Hills IL, US
Assignee:
Horizons Window Fashions, Inc. - Gurnee IL
International Classification:
A47H 5/00
US Classification:
160 8401, 160 8404, 160243
Abstract:
A window shade that reduces the risk of an individual becoming entangled in cords used to operate the shade includes a headrail adapted for horizontal mounting above a window, a shading material attached to the headrail, and at least one cord for raising and lowering the shading material. The cord is attached to a location adjacent a lower end of the material, and extends upward through cord guides toward the headrail. The cord is encased within a collapsible shroud attached to each cord guide. The shroud is adapted to longitudinally extend as the shading material is lowered toward a deployed position, and then longitudinally collapse as the shading material is raised toward a stowed position.

Window Shade And Method Of Use Thereof

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US Patent:
8381792, Feb 26, 2013
Filed:
Jun 10, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/157739
Inventors:
David Perkowitz - Vernon Hills IL, US
Assignee:
Horizons Window Fashions, Inc. - Gurnee IL
International Classification:
A47H 5/00
US Classification:
160 8401, 160 8404, 160243
Abstract:
A window shade that reduces the risk of an individual becoming entangled in cords used to operate the shade includes a headrail adapted for horizontal mounting above a window, a shading material attached to the headrail, and at least one cord for raising and lowering the shading material. The cord is attached to a location adjacent a lower end of the material, and extends upward through split ring cord guides toward the headrail. The cord is encased within a collapsible shroud attached to each cord guide. The shroud is adapted to longitudinally extend as the shading material is lowered toward a deployed position, and then longitudinally collapse as the shading material is raised toward a stowed position.

Window Shade

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US Patent:
8505607, Aug 13, 2013
Filed:
Jul 19, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/186067
Inventors:
David Perkowitz - Vernon Hills IL, US
Assignee:
Horizons Window Fashions, Inc. - Gurnee IL
International Classification:
A47H 5/00
US Classification:
160 8401, 160 8404, 160243
Abstract:
A window shade that reduces the risk of an individual becoming entangled in cords used to operate the shade includes a headrail adapted for horizontal mounting above a window, a shading material attached to the headrail, and at least one cord for raising and lowering the shading material. The cord is attached to a location adjacent a lower end of the material, and extends upward through cord guides toward the headrail. The cord is encased within a collapsible shroud attached to each cord guide. The shroud is adapted to longitudinally extend as the shading material is lowered toward a deployed position, and then longitudinally collapse as the shading material is raised toward a stowed position. The cord is secured to and is wound about a spool fixed to a spring-loaded roller. The roller provides tension on the cord that counterbalances the weight of the shade so that the shading material may be positioned at any desired level.

Multiple Window Shade System And Method

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US Patent:
20100307697, Dec 9, 2010
Filed:
Jun 3, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/793342
Inventors:
David Perkowitz - Vernon Hills IL, US
International Classification:
E06B 9/44
A47H 23/00
B23P 11/00
US Classification:
160108, 2952508
Abstract:
A window shade system and method of installing the shade system. The shade system includes first and second shade units and brackets for interconnecting the shade units. The first shade unit includes a first headrail, a roller mounted beneath the first headrail, a first shading material spooled onto the roller, and a device for deploying the first shading material from the roller. The second shade unit includes a second headrail, a second shading material attached to the second head rail, and a device for deploying the second shading material from the second headrail. The brackets secure the headrails together so that, when installed in the window, the first headrail is positioned vertically above and rearward of the second headrail.

Multiple Window Shade System And Method

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US Patent:
20100307698, Dec 9, 2010
Filed:
Jun 25, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/823578
Inventors:
David Perkowitz - Vernon Hills IL, US
International Classification:
E06B 9/44
A47H 1/00
B23P 19/04
US Classification:
160108, 29428
Abstract:
A window shade system and method of installing the shade system. The shade system includes first and second shade units and brackets for interconnecting the shade units. The first shade unit includes a first headrail, a roller mounted beneath the first headrail, a first shading material spooled onto the roller, and a device for deploying the first shading material from the roller. The second shade unit includes a second headrail, a second shading material attached to the second head rail, and a device for deploying the second shading material from the second headrail. The brackets secure the headrails together so that, when installed in the window, the first headrail is positioned vertically above and rearward of the second headrail.

Window Shade

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US Patent:
20130020034, Jan 24, 2013
Filed:
Aug 30, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/221471
Inventors:
David Perkowitz - Vernon Hills IL, US
International Classification:
A47H 23/04
A47H 5/02
US Classification:
160 8404, 160340
Abstract:
A window shade that reduces the risk of an individual becoming entangled in cords used to operate the shade includes a headrail adapted for horizontal mounting above a window, a shading material attached to the headrail, and at least one cord for raising and lowering the shading material. The cord is attached to a location adjacent a lower end of the material, and extends upward through cord guides toward the headrail. The cord is encased within a collapsible shroud attached to each cord guide. The shroud is adapted to longitudinally extend as the shading material is lowered toward a deployed position, and then longitudinally collapse as the shading material is raised toward a stowed position. The cord is secured to and is wound about a spring-loaded roller. The roller provides tension on the cord that counterbalances the weight of the shade so that the shading material may be positioned at any desired level.

Window Shade And Method Of Use Thereof

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US Patent:
20130160953, Jun 27, 2013
Filed:
Feb 22, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/774669
Inventors:
David Perkowitz - Vernon Hills IL, US
International Classification:
E06B 9/58
E06B 9/24
US Classification:
160 8401, 160370, 160405
Abstract:
A window shade that reduces the risk of an individual becoming entangled in cords used to operate the shade includes a headrail adapted for horizontal mounting above a window, a shading material attached to the headrail, and at least one cord for raising and lowering the shading material. The cord is attached to a location adjacent a lower end of the material, and extends upward through split ring cord guides toward the headrail. The cord is encased within a collapsible shroud attached to each cord guide. The shroud is adapted to longitudinally extend as the shading material is lowered toward a deployed position, and then longitudinally collapse as the shading material is raised toward a stowed position.

Window Shade

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US Patent:
20130292065, Nov 7, 2013
Filed:
May 1, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/461533
Inventors:
David Perkowitz - Vernon Hills IL, US
International Classification:
A47H 5/02
A47H 23/04
US Classification:
160 8404, 160340
Abstract:
A window shade includes a headrail adapted for horizontal mounting above a window, a shading material attached to the headrail, and at least one cord for raising and lowering the shading material. The cord is attached to a location adjacent a lower end of the material, and extends upward through cord guides toward the headrail. The cord may be encased within a collapsible member attached to each cord guide. The collapsible member is adapted to longitudinally extend as the shading material is lowered toward a deployed position, and then longitudinally collapse as the shading material is raised toward a stowed position. The cord is secured to and is wound about a spring-loaded roller. The roller provides tension on the cord that counterbalances the weight of the shade so that the shading material may be positioned at any desired level. A stop bracket is disposed adjacent a face of the shading material and has a first portion attached to the headrail and a second portion containing a bore, wherein the cord extends from the roller through the bore and is secured to the shading material.
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David A Perkowitz from Mundelein, IL, age ~63 Get Report