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Aaron Adam Henningsgaard

from Seattle, WA
Age ~47
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Also known as:
Aaron A Henningsgaard, Aaron Henningsgard
Phone and address:
5730 Ashworth Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
Related to:
Daniel M Page, 50Ashley A Hendrikson, 39Abraham A Henningsgaard, 45Rebecca S Henningsgaard, 41Courtney Benedect, 43Sue A HenningsgaardRita Marie Page, 77Richard J Benedetti, 74Barbara J Benedetti, 73Ryan J Benedetti, 45Sue A Henningsgaard, 72Jamie M Henningsgaard, 43Charles E Henningsgaard, 80Courtney Benedetti, 40Courtney Benedetti, 43Sara A Henningsgaard, 43
Connected to:
Aaron M Hennings, 49Adele C Henning, 89Alan K Henninger, 72Albert E Henninger, 69Alexis R Henninger, 37Amanda G Henning, 48Angela L Henningfeld, 54Angela M Hennings, 35Annika Henning, 33Audra L Hennings, 45

Aaron Henningsgaard Phones & Addresses

  • 5730 Ashworth Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
  • Truckee, CA
  • Brooklyn, NY
  • San Francisco, CA
  • Palo Alto, CA
  • Minneapolis, MN
  • Novato, CA
  • Damascus, MD
  • 2727 Jackson St APT 2, San Francisco, CA 94115

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Position: Clerical/White Collar

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

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Senior Manager Product Management | Consumer Hardware

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Location:
5730 Ashworth Ave north, Seattle, WA 98103
Industry:
Internet
Work:
Lime Lab - San Francisco Bay Area since Feb 2013
Senior Business Development Manager
PCH International since Feb 2013
Senior Business Development Manager
IDEO - Palo Alto, CA since Aug 2008
Senior Project Manager
Education:
University of California, Berkeley - Walter A. Haas School of Business 2008 - 2010
MBA, Competitive Strategy, Entrepreneurship University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 2003 - 2003
MS, Mechanical Engineering University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 1996 - 1999
BS, Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Product Development
Product Design
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Start Ups
Business Strategy
Product Management
Program Management
Business Development
Product Innovation
User Centered Design
Management
Mobile Devices
Product Marketing
Project Management
Strategy
User Experience Design
User Experience
Manufacturing
Design Thinking
Mechanical Engineering
Supply Chain Management
Interests:
Developer Tools
Mobile
E Commerce
Quantified Self
Social Media
Technology Investing
Lean Startups
Health Care
Venture and Investor Pitches
Brand Marketing
Clean Technology
Startup Advice and Strategy
Startup Founders and Entrepreneurs
Internet of Things
Entrepreneurship
Fashion
Golf Equipment
Dave Mcclure
Business Analytics
Super Angels
Crunchfund
Mass Customization
Consumer Internet
Enterprise Software
Startups
Health Care Information Technology
Social Games
500 Startups
Custom Retail
Analytics
Application Platforms
Sandbox Industries
Developer Apis
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Senior Business Development Manager At Pch International

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Position:
Senior Business Development Manager at Lime Lab, Senior Business Development Manager at PCH International, Senior Project Manager at IDEO
Location:
San Francisco, California
Industry:
Management Consulting
Work:
Lime Lab - San Francisco Bay Area since Feb 2013
Senior Business Development Manager
PCH International since Feb 2013
Senior Business Development Manager
IDEO - Palo Alto, CA since Aug 2008
Senior Project Manager
Education:
University of California, Berkeley - Walter A. Haas School of Business 2008 - 2010
MBA, Competitive Strategy, Entrepreneurship University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 2003 - 2003
MS, Mechanical Engineering University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 1996 - 1999
BS, Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Product Design
Product Management
User Research
Product Marketing
Business Strategy
Product Innovation
User-centered Design
Market Analysis
User Experience Design
Product Development

Publications

Us Patents

Wall Mounted Workstation

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US Patent:
7997211, Aug 16, 2011
Filed:
Jun 12, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/761581
Inventors:
Erik R. Peterson - Spring Lake MI, US
Dan R. Tatman - Jenison MI, US
Matthew R. Adams - Mountain View CA, US
Aaron A. Henningsgaard - Palo Alto CA, US
Matthew D. Inouye - Foster City CA, US
Jonathan I. Kaplan - Palo Alto CA, US
Branko Lukic - Menlo Park CA, US
Phillip N. Sharp - Mountain View CA, US
Paul J. Silberschatz - San Francisco CA, US
Altay J. Sendil - Pacifica CA, US
Assignee:
Steelcase Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
A47B 23/00
US Classification:
108 42, 108 5001, 108152, 108 5002, 248921, 3122232
Abstract:
A workstation support assembly comprises a support assembly, a post assembly rotationally supported by the support assembly and including a post member, a computer monitor support assembly operably coupled for rotation with a first end of the post member, and a keyboard support assembly operably coupled for rotation with a second end of the post member, wherein rotation of the keyboard support assembly forces rotation of the post member and the monitor support assembly, and wherein rotation of the monitor support assembly does not force the rotation of the keyboard support assembly. Other aspects of the workstation comprise a four-bar linkage support arm that includes a cable management member extending therethrough for receiving and guiding wires within an interior passage of the support arm, a lockable pneumatic cylinder located within the support arm and adapted to lock the support arm at a given vertical position, a housing assembly that spans the distance between vertical studs within commercial wall structures, thereby eliminating the requirement for additional mounting structures, and a keyboard support assembly that includes a cam assembly for locking an adjustable keyboard in a storage position, and a storage compartment for slidably receiving a computer mouse therein when the keyboard support is in the storage position.

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US Patent:
D655291, Mar 6, 2012
Filed:
Mar 17, 2011
Appl. No.:
29/387764
Inventors:
Robert Scheper - Grand Rapids MI, US
Thomas Overthun - San Francisco CA, US
Ricardo Filipe Figueiroa Monteiro - San Francisco CA, US
Aaron Henningsgaard - San Francisco CA, US
Lukas Martin Scherrer - San Francisco CA, US
Brian Joseph Mason - Menlo Park CA, US
Assignee:
Steelcase Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
1402
US Classification:
D14371

Foldable Beverage Press Plunger System

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US Patent:
20070028779, Feb 8, 2007
Filed:
Aug 3, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/462132
Inventors:
Anthony Pigliacampo - Menlo Park CA, US
Aaron Henningsgaard - Palo Alto CA, US
Alex Grishaver - Daly City CA, US
International Classification:
A47J 31/20
US Classification:
099297000
Abstract:
A foldable beverage press plunger system is provided that includes a shaft and a plunger pivotally attached to an end of the shaft. The plunger may be selectively folded and unfolded, such that the plunger has a first width when the plunger is unfolded, and has a second width smaller than the first width when the plunger is folded. The second width may be sufficiently small that the plunger may be inserted into and removed from the mouth of a beverage container having a mouth that has a diameter that is smaller than a diameter of a body of the beverage container. A collar may be slidably disposed on the shaft, and the collar may be adapted to secure the plunger in an unfolded configuration after the plunger has been inserted into the mouth of the beverage container.

Apparatus And Methods For Multi-Fluid Dispensing Systems

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US Patent:
20070045342, Mar 1, 2007
Filed:
Aug 25, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/467511
Inventors:
Anthony Pigliacampo - Menlo Park CA, US
Aaron Henningsgaard - Palo Alto CA, US
Christian Griffith - Boulder CO, US
International Classification:
B67D 5/56
B65D 35/22
B67D 5/52
US Classification:
222129000, 222094000, 222209000, 222136000
Abstract:
Apparatus and methods are provided for selectively dispensing first and second liquids from a bottle. A cap including a first opening is coupled to a mouth of the bottle, and a first valve is coupled to the first opening. The first valve includes a first position, wherein the first liquid may be dispensed from the bottle, and a second position, wherein the first liquid is substantially sealed in the bottle. A container containing a second liquid is coupled to the first opening. The container includes a second opening, and is adapted to be inserted through the mouth into the bottle. A second valve is coupled to the second opening. The second valve is adapted to close when a difference between a pressure inside the container and a pressure outside the container is less than a predetermined amount, and to open when the pressure difference is greater than the predetermined amount, wherein the second liquid may be dispensed from the container when the first valve is in the closed position.

Devices For Transcutaneous Delivery Of Vaccines And Transdermal Delivery Of Drugs And Uses Thereof

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US Patent:
20070088248, Apr 19, 2007
Filed:
Sep 5, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/516462
Inventors:
Gregory Glenn - Poolesville MD, US
Kyle Doerksen - Los Altos Hills CA, US
Larry Ellingsworth - Rockville MD, US
Diane Epperson - Bethesda MD, US
David Frerichs - Poolesville MD, US
Mervyn Hamer - Gaithersburg MD, US
Aaron Henningsgaard - Palo Alto CA, US
Matthew Inouye - Foster City CA, US
Adrian James - Palo Alto CA, US
Jonathan Kaplan - Palo Alto CA, US
John Lai - San Bruno CA, US
Robert Lister - Dronfield, GB
David Lubensky - San Francisco CA, US
Peter MacDonald - Palo Alto CA, US
Sally Madsen - San Francisco CA, US
Brian Mason - Simsbury CT, US
Christine McElhaney - Palo Alto CA, US
Lionel Mohri - Santa Clara CA, US
Anthony Pigliacampo - Menlo Park CA, US
Gina Romero - Soquel CA, US
Charles Steeves - Pte. Du Chene, CA
Christina Villar - North Potomac MD, US
Jianmei Yu - Bethesda MD, US
Assignee:
Iomai Corporation - Gaithersburg MD
International Classification:
A61B 17/20
US Classification:
604046000
Abstract:
The invention provides devices for the disruption of one or more layers of skin and methods of their use to administer therapeutic agents, e.g., antigens or drugs. The devices are designed to disrupt a defined area of skin. The defined area can approximate the area that a patch or other suitable vehicle for therapeutic agent, e.g., drug or vaccine, delivery is designed to contact. Exemplary devices employ a mask to define the area to be disrupted. Other devices disrupt a defined area by rotating in place. For devices that employ a mask that is secured to the skin, the invention provides methods of disrupting the stratum corneum by first securing the mask to the skin and then disrupting the skin. For rotating devices, the disrupting member is simply placed against the skin and actuated to effect disruption.

Lens Replacement System

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US Patent:
20070153230, Jul 5, 2007
Filed:
Dec 28, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/617291
Inventors:
Michael Musal - Soquel CA, US
Craig Lawrence - Menlo Park CA, US
Aaron Henningsgaard - Palo Alto CA, US
Eamon Briggs - Santa Cruz CA, US
International Classification:
G02C 5/00
US Classification:
351142000
Abstract:
An eyewear system includes a frame having a lens channel configured to slidably receive the lens and an opening to allow the lens to be inserted into the lens channel. The system further includes a lens configured to be slidably received into the lens channel of the frame and a latch to releasably secure the lens in the frame.

Apparatus And Methods For Multi-Fluid Dispensing Systems

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US Patent:
20110089189, Apr 21, 2011
Filed:
Apr 14, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/760339
Inventors:
ANTHONY PIGLIACAMPO - MENLO PARK CA, US
AARON HENNINGSGAARD - PALO ALTO CA, US
CHRISTIAN HARTMAON GRIFFITH - BOULDER CO, US
International Classification:
B67D 7/74
US Classification:
222 1, 222129, 222136
Abstract:
Apparatus and methods are provided for selectively dispensing first and second liquids from a bottle. A cap including a first opening is coupled to a mouth of the bottle, and a first valve is coupled to the first opening. The first valve includes a first position, wherein the first liquid may be dispensed from the bottle, and a second position, wherein the first liquid is substantially sealed in the bottle. A container containing a second liquid is coupled to the first opening. The container includes a second opening, and is adapted to be inserted through the mouth into the bottle. A second valve is coupled to the second opening. The second valve is adapted to close when a difference between a pressure inside the container and a pressure outside the container is less than a predetermined amount, and to open when the pressure difference is greater than the predetermined amount, wherein the second liquid may be dispensed from the container when the first valve is in the closed position.
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