Neal M Strand

age ~72

from Green Bay, WI

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Also known as:

Neal Eydie Strand
Neal Eyde Strand
Neil M Strand
Neal M Stand
Neal M Fletcher

Phone and address:: 642 Stonehedge Rd, Green Bay, WI 54302
(920)4696939

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Neal Strand Phones & Addresses

642 Stonehedge Rd, Green Bay, WI 54302 • (920)4696939
2386 Cedar St, Green Bay, WI 54313 • (920)4988081
De Pere, WI
Florence, WI
Minneapolis, MN
Bismarck, ND
2386 Cedar Rdg, Green Bay, WI 54313 • (920)4988081

Work

Company:

Supervalu
Mar 2012
Position:

Senior analyst assortment & space, strategic pricing

Education

School / High School:

The Art Institutes International Minnesota- Minneapolis, MN
2001
Specialities:

Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design

Skills

Continuous Improvement • Allen Bradley • Plc • Manufacturing • Variable Frequency Drives • Lean Manufacturing • Process Improvement • Servo • Pneumatics • Engineering • Customer Service • Troubleshooting • Product Development • Automation • Control Logic • Rslogix • Process Control • Testing • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Team Building • Six Sigma • Operations Management • Project Planning • Microsoft Excel • Packaging • Solidworks • Motion Control • Cad • Power Distribution • Microsoft Word • Negotiation • Commissioning • Electronics • Sap • Strategic Planning • Machine Design • Project Engineering • Electrical Engineering • Microsoft Office • Control Systems Design • Mechanical Engineering • Purchasing • Plc Programming • Sales Management • Electrical Controls • Field Service • Industrial Control • Autocad • Machinery • Project Management

Industries

Machinery

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Neal Strand
Information Systems

General Mills International Businesses, Inc
Mfg Prepared Flour Mixes Mfg Candy/Confectionery Mfg Cereal Breakfast Fds Mfg Flour/Mill Products

1 General Ml Blvd, Minneapolis, MN 55426
(763)7647600

Neal Strand
Director

Trinity Presbyterian Church
Religious Organization

2125 Tower Dr, Saint Paul, MN 55125
(651)7380045

Resumes

Electrical Technician

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Location:

Green Bay, WI

Industry:

Machinery

Work:

Paper Converting Machine Company
Electrical Technician

Education:

Hennepin Technical College 1998 - 1999

Skills:

Continuous Improvement
Allen Bradley
Plc
Manufacturing
Variable Frequency Drives
Lean Manufacturing
Process Improvement
Servo
Pneumatics
Engineering
Customer Service
Troubleshooting
Product Development
Automation
Control Logic
Rslogix
Process Control
Testing
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Team Building
Six Sigma
Operations Management
Project Planning
Microsoft Excel
Packaging
Solidworks
Motion Control
Cad
Power Distribution
Microsoft Word
Negotiation
Commissioning
Electronics
Sap
Strategic Planning
Machine Design
Project Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Microsoft Office
Control Systems Design
Mechanical Engineering
Purchasing
Plc Programming
Sales Management
Electrical Controls
Field Service
Industrial Control
Autocad
Machinery
Project Management

Neal Strand Minneapolis, MN

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Work:

Supervalu

Mar 2012 to Present
Senior Analyst Assortment & Space, Strategic Pricing Supervalu
Eden Prairie, MN
Jun 2010 to Mar 2012
Private Brands Assistant Merchandising Manager - Acting role as Business Support Manager across the Coffee, SS-Juice, PSD, and Aseptic Categories Supervalu
Eden Prairie, MN
Oct 2008 to Jun 2010
Sales & Promotions Specialist (Beverage Team & Baking Team) AT&T Mobility
Maplewood, MN
Dec 2007 to Oct 2008
Retail Sales Consultant Heartland Home Loans
Hugo, MN
Oct 2006 to Sep 2007
Senior Loan Specialist

Education:

The Art Institutes International Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN
2001 to 2004
Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design

Us Patents

Illuminated Sign With Lamp Masks For Uniform Illumination
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US Patent:

6416201, Jul 9, 2002
Filed:

Mar 31, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/539820
Inventors:

Neal T. Strand - Woodbury MN
David G. Freier - St. Paul MN
Ellen O. Aeling - St. Paul MN
Assignee:

3M Innovative Properties Company - St. Paul MN
International Classification:

F21V 1114
US Classification:

362224, 362223, 362237, 362240, 362248, 362351
Abstract:

An illuminated sign system provides uniform illumination over the lamp face by using partially transmissive lamp masks located between the lamps and the sign face. The sign face itself also diffusely reflects at least a majority of light incident on its second surface back towards the interior of the sign. The lamp spacing ratio in the illuminated signs can be increased, e. g. , to a ratio of 3:1 or more, and, possibly, to a ratio of 4:1 or more.

Perforated Film Constructions For Backlit Signs
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US Patent:

6767609, Jul 27, 2004
Filed:

Apr 16, 2001
Appl. No.:

09/835725
Inventors:

Ellen O. Aeling - St. Paul MN
Neal T. Strand - Woodbury MN
Assignee:

3M Innovative Properties Company - St. Paul MN
International Classification:

B32B 324
US Classification:

428137, 428343, 428913, 40564, 40579, 362 97
Abstract:

The present invention provides perforated film constructions, sign faces including the film constructions, and signs including the sign faces, all of which are capable of having one appearance under light ambient lighting conditions, and another appearance when backlit under dark ambient lighting conditions. The construction is generally planar and includes perforations that occupy, e. g. , about 10-35% of the major surfaces of the construction. The perforations are separated by an opaque land area. The back surface of the film construction in the land area (i. e. , the surface that is adapted to face the interior of the sign) reflects, e. g. , at least about 50% of normal light incident thereon.

Perforated Film Constructions For Backlit Signs
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US Patent:

20040224126, Nov 11, 2004
Filed:

Jun 15, 2004
Appl. No.:

10/868679
Inventors:

Ellen Aeling - St. Paul MN, US
Neal Strand - Woodbury MN, US
Assignee:

3M Innovative Properties Company
International Classification:

B32B003/10
US Classification:

428/131000
Abstract:

The present invention provides perforated film constructions, sign faces including the film constructions, and signs including the sign faces, all of which are capable of having one appearance under light ambient lighting conditions, and another appearance when backlit under dark ambient lighting conditions. The construction is generally planar and includes perforations that occupy, e.g., about 10-35% of the major surfaces of the construction. The perforations are separated by an opaque land area. The back surface of the film construction in the land area (i.e., the surface that is adapted to face the interior of the sign) reflects, e.g., at least about 50% of normal light incident thereon.

Screen Printing Process Using Water-Based Chemical Composition
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US Patent:

54627680, Oct 31, 1995
Filed:

Mar 18, 1993
Appl. No.:

8/033133
Inventors:

Ronald R. Adkins - Woodbury MN
Charles J. Fabbrini - Stillwater Township, Washington County MN
Neal T. Strand - Woodbury MN
Assignee:

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company - St. Paul MN
International Classification:

B05D 136
US Classification:

427265
Abstract:

A method of screen printing water-based chemical compositions is provided, where the water-based chemical compositions are virtually solventless, that is, having less than 12% volatile organic solvents when press ready, and the method produces screen printed substrates that are weather-resistant and have excellent color retention.

Low-Loss Face Diffuser Films For Backlit Signage And Methods For Using Same
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US Patent:

62828215, Sep 4, 2001
Filed:

Jun 25, 1998
Appl. No.:

9/104874
Inventors:

David G. Freier - St Paul MN
Neal T. Strand - Woodbury MN
Scott R. Kaytor - Minneapolis MN
Frank L. Deyak - Stillwater MN
Assignee:

3M Innovative Properties Company - St. Paul MN
International Classification:

G09F 1300
G02B 502
US Classification:

40564
Abstract:

A low-loss, diffuser film is provided for translucent surface(s) of lighted signage. The film has little absorptivity and has partial transmissivity and partial reflectivity. Luminance efficiency and brightness are significantly improved over conventional films used in backlit signage. A luminance efficiency prediction equation is also provided to aid in selection of diffuser films and interior surfaces of the lighted sign cavity. A combination of effects of diffuser films and a diffuse reflective films lining the interior surfaces of the lighted sign cavity is unexpectedly greater than their sum of effects operating alone.

Diffuse Reflective Articles
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US Patent:

59766867, Nov 2, 1999
Filed:

Oct 24, 1997
Appl. No.:

8/957558
Inventors:

Scott R. Kaytor - Minneapolis MN
Kenneth A. Epstein - St. Paul MN
John C. Harvey - Oakdale MN
Stephen J. Pojar - New Scandia Township MN
Neal T. Strand - Woodbury MN
Clinton P. Waller - White Bear Lake MN
William A. Hibbard - Woodbury MN
David R. Gagnon - London, CA
Assignee:

3M Innovative Properties Company - St. Paul MN
International Classification:

B32B 522
US Classification:

4283179
Abstract:

Diffuse reflective materials attached to a structure formed by thermally induced phase separation of a thermoplastic polymer and a diluent providing enhanced flexibility and reflectivity especially in the visible wavelengths of 380-730 nanometers are described. Such materials find a wide variety of application among combinations with other reflective layers. The diffuse reflective articles are useful in backlight units of liquid crystal displays, lights, copy machines, projection system displays, facsimile apparatus, electronic blackboards, diffuse white standards, photographic lights and the like.