James E Freidell from 6910 Yukon St, Littleton, CO 80128, age 74, Phone: 3039734537

Resumes

President And Chief Executive Officer

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Location:

Denver, CO

Industry:

Venture Capital & Private Equity

Work:

Shedovation
President and Chief Executive Officer
Bath N Clip
President and Chief Executive Officer
Hair Patrol
Chief Constable
Daedalian Technologies
President and Chief Executive Officer

Education:

The University of New Mexico 1974 - 1979

Skills:

Venture Capital
Start Ups
Executive Management
Due Diligence
Corporate Development
Business Planning
Mergers and Acquisitions
Strategy
Management Consulting
Strategic Planning
Risk Management
Private Equity
Corporate Governance
Entrepreneurship
Acquisitions
Finance
Strategic Financial Planning
Restructuring
Joint Ventures
Strategic Partnerships
Licensing
Capital Raising
Financial Modeling
Alternative Investments
Financial Analysis
Capital Markets
Business Strategy
Privacy Law
Contract Negotiation
Intellectual Property
Invention
Small Business
Leadership
Patent Litigation
Patents
New Business Development
Trademarks
Corporate Law
Venture Financing
Executive Coaching
Negotiation
Private Placements
Equities

President At Daedalian Technologies, Ltd.

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Location:

Greater Denver Area

Industry:

Investment Management

Us Patents

Vacuum Grooming Tool
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US Patent:

7159274, Jan 9, 2007
Filed:

May 17, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/147802
Inventors:

James E. Freidell - Littleton CO, US
International Classification:

A47L 9/06
A01K 13/00
US Classification:

15339, 15402, 154151, 15419, 119628, 119631
Abstract:

A vacuum grooming tool is disclosed that includes a vacuum nozzle attachable to a vacuum source and has a hollow body with a mouth opening. A grooming device selected from a variety of standard animal grooming hand tools, such as a shedding blade, rake, or de-matting tool, may span the mouth opening. The grooming device is positioned such that the airflow created by the vacuum source flows over at least one side of the grooming device. A vacuum cleaning tool for removing any animal hair from a grooming tool is also disclosed. A vacuum plenum of the cleaning tool is attachable to a vacuum source and has an opening for cleaning the grooming tool in one pass. The cleaning tool can be mounted on a stationary support and may also include a pivot-action mechanism that connects the vacuum grooming tool or the cleaning tool to the vacuum source.

Animal Bathing System
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US Patent:

7614570, Nov 10, 2009
Filed:

Feb 2, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/347045
Inventors:

James E. Freidell - Littleton CO, US
Assignee:

Hair Patrol LLC - Littleton CO
International Classification:

A62C 13/62
US Classification:

239307, 239 74, 239127, 239142, 239304, 239305, 239310, 239413, 239432, 239530, 239588, 2395905, 119665
Abstract:

A bathing system is disclosed. The system includes a water supply line, an injectant supply line for supplying an injectant such as shampoo and conditioner, and an injector for combining the water and injectant and homogenizing the mixture. The system also includes a sprayer, which is connected to the outlet of the injector and is capable of producing a pulsating spray. Additional injectant supply line or lines can also be included. The injectant lines can be combined with a distribution manifold and in turn fed into the injector. In a preferred embodiment, the injector is of a differential pressure type. A bypass path and valve switch water directing to the sprayer for rinsing without mixing with injectant. The injector and sprayer are configured to produce a water-injectant mixture with a consistent mixing ratio over a wide range of water flow rates and pressures while providing pulsating action in either the wash or rinse cycle.

Vacuum Grooming Tool
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US Patent:

8230819, Jul 31, 2012
Filed:

Jan 23, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/338221
Inventors:

James E. Freidell - Littleton CO, US
Assignee:

Hair Patrol LLC - Littleton CO
International Classification:

A01K 13/00
US Classification:

119601
Abstract:

A vacuum grooming tool is disclosed that includes a vacuum nozzle attachable to a vacuum source and has a hollow body with a mouth opening. A grooming device selected from a variety of standard animal grooming hand tools, such as a shedding blade, rake or de-matting tool, may span the mouth opening. The grooming device is positioned such that the airflow created by the vacuum source flows over at least one side of the grooming device. A vacuum cleaning tool for removing any animal hair from a grooming tool is also disclosed. A vacuum plenum of the cleaning tool is attachable to a vacuum source and has an opening for cleaning the grooming tool in one pass. The cleaning tool can be mounted on a stationary support may also include a pivot-action mechanism that connects the vacuum grooming tool or the cleaning tool to the vacuum source.

Vacuum Grooming Tool
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US Patent:

8429790, Apr 30, 2013
Filed:

Aug 13, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/190865
Inventors:

James E. Freidell - Littleton CO, US
Assignee:

Hair Patrol LLC - Littleton CO
International Classification:

A47L 9/06
A01K 13/00
US Classification:

15402, 15339, 154151, 15419, 119628, 119631
Abstract:

A vacuum grooming tool is disclosed that includes a vacuum nozzle attachable to a vacuum source and has a hollow body with a mouth opening. A grooming device selected from a variety of standard animal grooming hand tools, such as a shedding blade, rake or de-matting tool, may span the mouth opening. The grooming device is positioned such that the airflow created by the vacuum source flows over at least one side of the grooming device. A vacuum cleaning tool for removing any animal hair from a grooming tool is also disclosed. A vacuum plenum of the cleaning tool is attachable to a vacuum source and has an opening for cleaning the grooming tool in one pass. The cleaning tool can be mounted on a stationary support may also include a pivot-action mechanism that connects the vacuum grooming tool or the cleaning tool to the vacuum source.

Animal Bathing System
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US Patent:

20030024485, Feb 6, 2003
Filed:

Jun 7, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/165020
Inventors:

James Freidell - Littleton CO, US
International Classification:

A01K029/00
US Classification:

119/665000, 119/673000
Abstract:

A bathing system is disclosed. The system includes a water supply line, an injectant supply line for supplying an injectant such as shampoo and conditioner, and an injector for combining the water and injectant and homogenizing the mixture. The system also includes a sprayer, which is connected to the outlet of the injector and is capable of producing a pulsating spray. Additional injectant supply line or lines can also be included. The injectant lines can be combined with a distribution manifold and in turn fed into the injector. In a preferred embodiment, the injector is of a differential pressure type. A bypass path and valve switch water directing to the sprayer for rinsing without mixing with injectant. The injector and sprayer are configured to produce a water-injectant mixture with a consistent mixing ratio over a wide range of water flow rates and pressures while providing pulsating action in either the wash or rinse cycle.

Method For Removing Shedding Hair From A Pet Animal
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US Patent:

20120285393, Nov 15, 2012
Filed:

Jul 28, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/561015
Inventors:

James E. Freidell - Littleton CO, US
Assignee:

HAIR PATROL LLC - Littleton CO
International Classification:

A01K 13/00
US Classification:

119601
Abstract:

A vacuum grooming tool is disclosed that includes a vacuum nozzle attachable to a vacuum source and has a hollow body with a mouth opening. A grooming device selected from a variety of standard animal grooming hand tools, such as a shedding blade, rake or de-matting tool, may span the mouth opening. The grooming device is positioned such that the airflow created by the vacuum source flows over at least one side of the grooming device. A vacuum cleaning tool for removing any animal hair from a grooming tool is also disclosed. A vacuum plenum of the cleaning tool is attachable to a vacuum source and has an opening for cleaning the grooming tool in one pass. The cleaning tool can be mounted on a stationary support may also include a pivot-action mechanism that connects the vacuum grooming tool or the cleaning tool to the vacuum source.

Method For Removing Hair From A Hand-Held Grooming Tool
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US Patent:

20120285394, Nov 15, 2012
Filed:

Jul 28, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/561016
Inventors:

James E. Freidell - Littleton CO, US
Assignee:

HAIR PATROL LLC - Littleton CO
International Classification:

A01K 13/00
US Classification:

119601
Abstract:

A vacuum cleaning tool for removing animal hair from nearly any hand-held grooming tool is disclosed. A vacuum grooming tool is also disclosed. A vacuum plenum of the cleaning tool is attachable to a vacuum source and has an opening for cleaning a grooming tool in one pass. The cleaning tool can be mounted on a stationary support and may also include a pivot-action mechanism that connects the cleaning tool to the vacuum source during its engagement by a hand-held grooming tool being cleaned. This pivot-action mechanism can switch the vacuum off to a connected vacuum grooming tool and on to the cleaning tool, such that the airflow through the cleaning tool does not have to compete with any vacuum or airflow through the vacuum grooming tool during its cleaning.

Vacuum Grooming Tool
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US Patent:

20120285395, Nov 15, 2012
Filed:

Jul 25, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/558214
Inventors:

James E. Freidell - Littleton CO, US
Assignee:

Hair Patrol LLC - Littleton CO
International Classification:

A01K 13/00
US Classification:

119625, 119600
Abstract:

A vacuum grooming tool is disclosed that includes a vacuum nozzle attachable to a vacuum source and has a hollow body with a mouth opening. A grooming device selected from a variety of standard animal grooming hand tools, such as a shedding blade, rake or de-matting tool, may span the mouth opening. The grooming device is positioned such that the airflow created by the vacuum source flows over at least one side of the grooming device. A vacuum cleaning tool for removing any animal hair from a grooming tool is also disclosed. A vacuum plenum of the cleaning tool is attachable to a vacuum source and has an opening for cleaning the grooming tool in one pass. The cleaning tool can be mounted on a stationary support may also include a pivot-action mechanism that connects the vacuum grooming tool or the cleaning tool to the vacuum source.