Ramone D Givens

age ~52

from Charlotte, NC

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Also known as:

Ramone Donnell Givens
Ramone Donell Givens
Ramone Donne Givens
Ramone M Givens
Ray Givens
Ramon D Givens
Romone Givens
Ramone Cooper
Remone Givens
Raymond Givens

Phone and address:: 10227 Montrose Dr, Charlotte, NC 28269
(704)2749949

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Ramone Givens Phones & Addresses

10227 Montrose Dr, Charlotte, NC 28269 • (704)2749949 • (704)9486859
10277 Montrose Dr, Charlotte, NC 28269 • (704)9486859
9012 English Saddle Ln, Charlotte, NC 28273 • (704)5831123
Raleigh, NC
Chesapeake, VA
1 Redear Pl, Durham, NC 27703 • (919)5713675 • (919)5966075
Fairfax, VA

Work

Company:

Central piedmont community college
Jan 2013
Position:

Organic chemistry instructor

Education

School / High School:

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Kenan-Flagler Business School- Chapel Hill, NC
2003
Specialities:

Masters of Business Administration in Management Student

Skills

Sales/Sales Management • Strategy Analysis • Product Development • Leadership and Mentoring • Facilitation • Strategic Planning

Resumes

Financial Advisor

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Location:

Charlotte, NC

Industry:

Financial Services

Work:

Merrill Lynch
Financial Advisor

Education:

University of North Carolina System 2001 - 2003
Masters University of North Carolina System 1990 - 1994
Bachelors

Skills:

Wealth Management
Wealth Accumulation
Retirement Income Strategies

Languages:

English

Certifications:

Merrill Lynch Internal
Personal Investment Advisor

Ramone D Givens

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Location:

Charlotte, NC

Industry:

Investment Management

Work:

Morgan Stanley
Vice President
Bank of America
Financial Advisor Merrill Lynch
Novartis 2009 - Apr 2012
Sales Consultant
Merrill Lynch 2009 - Apr 2012
Financial Advisor
Gsk May 2002 - Apr 2006
Senior Sales Representative and Marketing Intern

Education:

Unc Kenan - Flagler Business School 2001 - 2003
Master of Business Administration, Masters, Business Administration, Management University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1994 - 1997
Master of Science, Masters, Chemistry North Carolina Central University 1990 - 1994
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Chemistry University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Master of Business Administration, Masters, Business Administration, Management, Business

Skills:

Sales Operations
Forecasting
Crm
Marketing Strategy
Marketing Budget Management
Marketing Budget

Interests:

Romare Bearden Society
Organic Imagery By Keyna B
Marcus Stanley
Jada Pinkett Smith
Dentist and Dental Office
Inc
Mortgage Brokers
Community
General Dentist
Sports League
Art Museum
Smithfield
Alicia Keys
Artcentrics
Insideout Body Therapies
Charlotte In 2012
Accountant
Trinity Cosmetic and General Dentistry
Free Race Pics
Komen Charlotte
Tropical Smoothie Cafe
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Life Enrichment Network of Charlotte
Dran's Heating and Air Conditioning
Humans of New York
Timbre Marketing
Politician
Unc General Alumni Association
Sean C
Nia Long
Michael Maxwell Photography
Brown Sugar
Allison By Design
Sandwich Shop
Interest
Kerry Washington
Key and Peele
Well Suited Wednesdays
Debbie Allen
The Great Debaters
Political Organization
Gladiator
Just For Fun
Kevin Hart
Seven Pounds
Movie
Education
Atlanta Track Club
Performance and Event Venue
Motivational Speaker
Images By Imana
Friendship Missionary Baptist Church
Ludwig Smith and Walker
Gym/Physical Fitness Center
Clothing (Brand)
Warrior Dash
Southend Dentistry
Physical Therapist
Sterling Worldwide Entertainment
Queen City Omegas
Tar Heel 10 Miler
All German Auto
Nbmbaa Charlotte Chapter
Producer
Comedian
Unc Kenan Flagler Business School
Susan G
Gregory Art Services
Tv Show
Heating
Run For Your Life
Art Gallery
Dateline Nbc
Camera/Photo
Religious Organization
Incorporated
Democratic National Convention
First Missionary Baptist Church
Dasling Dentistry
Beau Ties Ltd
Dba Sbm Realty Advisors
I Dream In Colors
Maria Howell
Dolfans Nkpg
Doctor
Brand
Musician/Band
Jennifer Lopez
Soul 2 Go Catering
Relax Mind and Body Spa
Inspired Dentistry of Charlotte
Broadline
Introduction To Chemistry
Wcnc
Corporate Office
Car Dealership
Photographer
Caterer
Mighty Clouds of Joy
Garinger Education Foundation
Sonja Gantt
The Wadsworth Estate
Religious Center
Sbm Companies
Footwear Store
Hawkins Accounting and Tax Service
Arts and Humanities Website
Sports and Recreation
Nonprofit Organization
Celebrating Carolina's Diversity
Ventilating and Air Conditioning Service
Artist
Product/Service
Local Business
Of Vermont
Novant Health Primary Care South Rowan
Scandal
Neighborhood
Deshelia Spann Photography
A Personal Branding Company
Sports Club
Cjones Ministries
Seabob Aruba
Douglas Leadership Fellows Program
Community Organization
Public Figure
Beta Phi Chapter
Sorority and Fraternity
Judge Donnie Hoover
Sanaa Lathan
Keitra Robinson Speaks

Ramone Givens Charlotte, NC

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Work:

Central Piedmont Community College

Jan 2013 to 2000
Organic Chemistry Instructor Alphastaff Contract Bank of America Merchant Services
Charlotte, NC
Apr 2012 to May 2013
AVP Senior Merchant Specialist Novartis Pharmaceutical- Global
Chesapeake, VA
Jan 2009 to Apr 2012
Sales Consultant Southeast/ Tulsa, OK
Charlotte, NC
2006 to 2009
Self Employed Consultant GlaxoSmithKline - Global
Charlotte, NC
2002 to 2006
Sr. Sales Representative GlaxoSmithKline - Global
Research Triangle Park, NC
Jun 2002 to Aug 2002
Marketing/Strategy Intern Micell Technologies - start-up research firm
Raleigh, NC
May 1997 to Jul 2001
Product Development Manager Universtity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC
May 1994 to May 1997
Graduate Research Assistant

Education:

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Kenan-Flagler Business School
Chapel Hill, NC
2003
Masters of Business Administration in Management Student University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC
1997
Masters of Science in Science/Chemistry North Carolina Central University
Durham, NC
1994
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. Cum Laude Graduate. American Institute of Chemists Foundation Award, Alpha Kappa Mu

Skills:

Sales/Sales Management,Strategy Analysis, Product Development, Leadership and Mentoring, Facilitation, Strategic Planning

Us Patents

Deposition Methods Utilizing Carbon Dioxide Separation Systems
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US Patent:

6413574, Jul 2, 2002
Filed:

May 26, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/579676
Inventors:

Timothy J. Romack - Durham NC
James B. McClain - Carrboro NC
Gina M. Stewart - Durham NC
Ramone D. Givens - Durham NC
Assignee:

Micell Technologies, Inc. - Raleigh NC
International Classification:

A61J 306
US Classification:

427 214, 427212, 4274301
Abstract:

A separation method includes (a) providing a heterogeneous separation system, the heterogeneous cleaning system comprising CO in a first phase and an oil in a separate second phase; (b) entraining a material to be separated in the second phase; (c) wholly or partially solubilizing the second phase in the first phase to produce a separation system in which said material to be separated is insoluble; and then (d) separating the material from the system. The separating step is preferably followed by the step of (e) recovering at least a portion of the oil. The system is useful in a variety of applications, including cleaning (particularly metal cleaning), polymerization, extraction, coating, and particle formation and treatment.

Carbon Dioxide Cleaning And Separation Systems
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US Patent:

6506259, Jan 14, 2003
Filed:

Nov 20, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/718020
Inventors:

Timothy J. Romack - Greenville NC
James B. McClain - Raleigh NC
Gina M. Stewart - Durham NC
Ramone D. Givens - Durham NC
Assignee:

Micell Technologies, Inc. - Raleigh NC
International Classification:

B08B 704
US Classification:

134 10, 134 11, 134 13, 134 26, 210634, 210636, 210638
Abstract:

A separation method includes (a) providing a heterogeneous separation system, the heterogeneous cleaning system comprising CO in a first phase and an oil in a separate second phase; (b) entraining a material to be separated in the second phase; (c) wholly or partially solubilizing the second phase in the first phase to produce a separation system in which said material to be separated is insoluble; and then (d) separating the material from the system. The separating step is preferably followed by the step of (e) recovering at least a portion of the oil. The system is useful in a variety of applications, including cleaning (particularly metal cleaning), polymerization, extraction, coating, and particle formation and treatment.

Synthesis Of Polycarbonates Using Co2
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US Patent:

62882023, Sep 11, 2001
Filed:

Apr 11, 1997
Appl. No.:

8/827755
Inventors:

Joseph M. DeSimone - Chapel Hill NC
Ramone Givens - Durham NC
Mitsutoshi Jikei - Tokyo, JP
Jeffrey D. Cohen - Kennett Square PA
Assignee:

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Chapel Hill NC
International Classification:

C08G 6400
US Classification:

528196
Abstract:

A process of forming a polycarbonate comprises providing a reaction mixture of at least one polycarbonate-forming monomer and carbon dioxide; and then reacting the polycarbonate-forming monomer and carbon dioxide in the reaction mixture to form the polycarbonate. In one embodiment, the polycarbonate is present in a condensate, and the process further comprises removing carbon dioxide from the reaction mixture; and then collecting the condensate from the reaction mixture. Moreover, uncrystallized polycarbonate may be treated with carbon dioxide to form crystalline polycarbonate. The crystalline polycarbonate is then rendered useful for solid state polymerization.

Synthesis Of Polyamides In Liquid And Supercritical Co.sub.2
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US Patent:

60254599, Feb 15, 2000
Filed:

Feb 12, 1997
Appl. No.:

8/800286
Inventors:

Joseph DeSimone - Chapel Hill NC
Ramone Givens - Raleigh NC
Yizeng Ni - Chapel Hill NC
Assignee:

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Chapel Hill NC
International Classification:

C08G 6900
US Classification:

528312
Abstract:

A method of forming a polyamide from a corresponding nylon salt material comprises providing a reaction mixture comprising a nylon salt and carbon dioxide; and then condensing the nylon salt in the carbon dioxide to form a polyamide and water. A method of forming a polyamide comprises providing a reaction mixture containing at least one lactam monomer and carbon dioxide; and then polymerizing the lactam monomer in the carbon dioxide to form a polyamide.

Carbon Dioxide Cleaning And Separation Systems
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US Patent:

62003933, Mar 13, 2001
Filed:

Aug 7, 2000
Appl. No.:

9/632686
Inventors:

Timothy J. Romack - Durham NC
James B. McClain - Carrboro NC
Gina M. Stewart - Durham NC
Ramone D. Givens - Durham NC
Assignee:

MiCell Technologies, Inc. - Raleigh NC
International Classification:

B08B 704
B01D 1104
B01D 1200
US Classification:

134 10
Abstract:

A separation method includes (a) providing a heterogeneous separation system, the heterogeneous cleaning system comprising CO2 in a first phase and an oil in a separate second phase; (b) entraining a material to be separated in the second phase; (c) wholly or partially solubilizing the second phase in the first phase to produce a separation system in which said material to be separated is insoluble; and then (d) separating the material from the system. The separating step is preferably followed by the step of (e) recovering at least a portion of the oil. The system is useful in a variety of applications, including cleaning (particularly metal cleaning), polymerization, extraction, coating, and particle formation and treatment.

Carbon Dioxide Cleaning And Separation Systems
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US Patent:

6120613, Sep 19, 2000
Filed:

Apr 30, 1998
Appl. No.:

9/070196
Inventors:

Timothy J. Romack - Durham NC
James B. McClain - Carrboro NC
Gina M. Stewart - Durham NC
Ramone D. Givens - Durham NC
Assignee:

MiCell Technologies, Inc. - Raleigh NC
International Classification:

B08B 704
B01D 1104
B01D 1200
US Classification:

134 10
Abstract:

A separation method includes (a) providing a heterogeneous separation system, the heterogeneous cleaning system including CO. sub. 2 in a first phase and an oil in a separate second phase; (b) entraining a material to be separated in the second phase; (c) wholly or partially solubilizing the second phase in the first phase to produce a separation system in which said material to be separated is insoluble; and then (d) separating the material from the system. The separating step is preferably followed by the step of (e) recovering at least a portion of the oil. The system is useful in a variety of applications, including cleaning (particularly metal cleaning), polymerization, extraction, coating, and particle formation and treatment.