Christopher P Herron from Portland, OR, age 58

Christopher Herron Phones & Addresses

Portland, OR
Thornton, CO
18833 Porterfield Way, Germantown, MD 20874 • (301)9166508
19050 Capehart Ct, Montgomery Village, MD 20886 • (301)3304391
Boulder, CO
Tallahassee, FL
Kosciusko, MS
Louisville, CO
Alexandria, VA
4348 SE Jobes Ct, Portland, OR 97222 • (301)9166508

Work

Company:

Dex media
Aug 2004
Position:

Outside sales & telephone sales

Education

School / High School:

Mt. Hood Community College- Gresham, OR
1994
Specialities:

Computer Science Course

Skills

Online Advertising • Advertising • Cold Calling • B2B • Sales • Local Search • SEM • Lead Generation • Search Advertising • Digital Marketing • Google Adwords • SEO • Direct Marketing • Marketing Strategy • Google Adwords Professional • Email Marketing • Account Management • Mobile Marketing • Healthcare • Recruiting • Staffing Services • Time Management • Team Leadership • Temporary Placement • Internet Recruiting • Salesforce.com • Applicant Tracking Systems • Selling • Marketing

Industries

Marketing and Advertising

Resumes

National Recruiter At Integrated Healthcare Solutions

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Position:

Travel Representative at Integrated Healthcare Solutions

Location:

Portland, Oregon Area

Industry:

Marketing and Advertising

Work:

Integrated Healthcare Solutions - Portland, Oregon Area since Jan 2013
Travel Representative
Dex One Aug 2004 - Jan 2012
Marketing Consultant
DexOne–An RH Donnelley Company Aug 2004 - Jan 2012
Outside sales
Electro Static Refinishers Jan 2003 - Aug 2004
Field Supervisor / Estimator
Diversified Financial Concepts- Part of The Hartford Group May 2001 - Jun 2002
Senior Representative

Education:

Mt. Hood Community College 1994 - 1995
Linn-Benton Community College 1993 - 1994
Associates Degree, Auto Collision Repair

Skills:

Online Advertising
Advertising
Cold Calling
B2B
Sales
Local Search
SEM
Lead Generation
Search Advertising
Digital Marketing
Google Adwords
SEO
Direct Marketing
Marketing Strategy
Google Adwords Professional
Email Marketing
Account Management
Mobile Marketing
Healthcare
Recruiting
Staffing Services
Time Management
Team Leadership
Temporary Placement
Internet Recruiting
Salesforce.com
Applicant Tracking Systems
Selling
Marketing

Christopher Herron Wilsonville, OR

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Work:

Dex Media

Aug 2004 to Jan 2012
Outside Sales & Telephone Sales Electro-Static Refinishers
Portland, OR
Jan 2003 to Aug 2004
Field Supervisor / Estimator Diversified Financial Concepts

May 2001 to Jun 2002
Senior Representative Electro-Static Refinishers
Portland, OR
Sep 1996 to Jan 2001
Painter/ Painter Helper Jennings & Company

Jan 1995 to Sep 1996
Apartment Maintenance / Landscape Tech / Onsite Manager

Education:

Mt. Hood Community College
Gresham, OR
1994 to 1995
Computer Science Course Linn Benton Community College
Albany, OR
1993 to 1994
Associates in Repair & Painting

License Records

Christopher James Herron

License #:

70106021 - Active

Category:

EMS Licensing

Issued Date:

May 25, 2016

Expiration Date:

Jun 30, 2018

Type:

EMT-Basic

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Christopher Herron
Manager

Kirkland Foundation
Museum/Art Gallery

1311 Pearl St, Denver, CO 80203
(303)8328576

Us Patents

Intermittent Cleaner For Rotating Magnetic Head
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US Patent:

39641040, Jun 15, 1976
Filed:

Mar 31, 1975
Appl. No.:

5/563889
Inventors:

Christopher C. Herron - Boulder CO
Clyde R. Williams - Boulder CO
Assignee:

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:

G11B 541
A47L 2500
US Classification:

360128
Abstract:

Disclosed herein is a head cleaner for cleaning a rotating magnetic head without interrupting the operation of the tape drive using the rotating magnetic head. The cleaning is achieved by mounting an idler brush wheel at an angle to the path of the rotating head. The brush wheel makes contact with the head and with the surface of the rotor carrying the magnetic head. The rotary motion of the rotor is transmitted to the idler brush wheel causing the brush to rotate. The actions of the bristles of the brush wheel as it contacts the rotor and the magnetic head creates a brushing action at an angle to the path of the head and rotor. The bristles flick or brush dirt from the surface of the rotating magnetic head and from the rotor carrying the magnetic head. The head cleaning operation is intermittent; the idler brush wheel is in contact with the rotor for a one second interval or for approximately 50 rotations of the rotor. In addition, a vacuum is applied to the cavity surrounding the idler brush wheel so that debris created by the brushing action will be drawn by the vacuum away from the rotating head.