Hanging in the Balance, independent Inventing - High Risk, High Reward, Adventure
Date: 09-24-2019
Time: 07:00 PM
Location: Library Room 101, Auditorium
Who: John Orban, President Orban Design
What: Hanging in the Balance, independent Inventing - High Risk, High Reward, Adventure
Where: Fairfield University Library Room 101
When: Tuesday, September 24, 7:00 PM
Cost: Admission is Free
FrogsFeetTM Suction Cups were created by John Orban of Torrington Connecticut. They are made in New Hartford Connecticut at the historic Hurley Business Park. The majority of components come from suppliers in CT. The idea for FrogsFeetTM came to him when he tried mounting a product with ordinary suction cups on a slightly textured surface and discovered they would only hold for a few hours. He thought, “There must be a way to get them to seal to irregular surfaces” After hundreds prototypes and collaborating with a chemist, an engineer a business mentor and many others, FrogsFeetTM Suction Cups were developed. We started selling on Amazon in 2012 and have retained a 4+ star rating
What: Hanging in the Balance, independent Inventing - High Risk, High Reward, Adventure
Where: Fairfield University Library Room 101
When: Tuesday, September 24, 7:00 PM
Cost: Admission is Free
FrogsFeetTM Suction Cups were created by John Orban of Torrington Connecticut. They are made in New Hartford Connecticut at the historic Hurley Business Park. The majority of components come from suppliers in CT. The idea for FrogsFeetTM came to him when he tried mounting a product with ordinary suction cups on a slightly textured surface and discovered they would only hold for a few hours. He thought, “There must be a way to get them to seal to irregular surfaces” After hundreds prototypes and collaborating with a chemist, an engineer a business mentor and many others, FrogsFeetTM Suction Cups were developed. We started selling on Amazon in 2012 and have retained a 4+ star rating
John Orban has a B.S. in Physics from the University of Hartford and has worked in industry for over 25 years. He worked as an applications engineer at two adhesive companies, a sales engineer at a metal seal company, a sales manager at a miniature ball company, and a sales and process engineer at a prepreg composite company
Related Web Site : http://inventus.org
For more information, contact Prof. Lyon / x3155 / dlyon@fairfield.edu