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Jay P Frickman

from Charleston, SC
Age ~64
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Also known as:
Jay P Freckman
Phone and address:
47 Ripplemoor Ln, Charleston, SC 29414
(843) 769-5851
Related to:
Alice F DawsonAlice R Frickman, 38Jane FrickmanSandra G Frickman, 69Laura Lewin, 41Thomas Frickman, 70
Connected to:
Conor O Frickman, 45Jorge A Frickman, 51Nicole D Frickman, 37Scott B Frickman, 49Claire H Fricko, 75Amy J Fricks, 62Courtney L Fricks, 42Laprisha Fricks, 45Richard E Fricks, 59Samuel L Fricks, 47

Jay Frickman Phones & Addresses

  • 47 Ripplemoor Ln, Charleston, SC 29414 (843) 769-5851
  • Johns Island, SC
  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Covington, KY
  • Lexington, KY
  • Cincinnati, OH
  • Carrollton, TX

Work

Company: At&t wi-fi services Jan 2010 Position: Director of business development

Education

Degree: MBA School / High School: Charleston Southern University 2008 to 2011 Specialities: Business Administration

Skills

Business Development • Solutions • Development • Retail

Industries

Telecommunications

Resumes

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Director Business Development Wi-Fi Services

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Location:
Charleston, SC
Industry:
Telecommunications
Work:
AT&T Wi-Fi Services since Jan 2010
Director of Business Development
AT&T Wi-FI Services since 2008
Director Business Development
AT&T since Oct 1998
Director Business Development
AT&T Equipment Solutions Jan 2008 - Jan 2010
Regional Sales Manager
AT&T Global Business Solutions Jan 2006 - Jan 2008
Application Sales Manager
Education:
Charleston Southern University 2008 - 2011
MBA, Business Administration Charleston Southern University 2011
Master of Business Administration University of Kentucky 1978 - 1982
BBA, Business University of Kentucky 1982
Bachelor of Business Administration
Skills:
Business Development
Solutions
Development
Retail

Publications

Us Patents

Aquarium Filtering System And Method

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US Patent:
51993783, Apr 6, 1993
Filed:
Dec 23, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/816521
Inventors:
William E. Kissick - Lexington KY
Jay P. Frickman - Cincinnati OH
Kevin R. McMahon - Fort Thomas KY
International Classification:
A01K 6300
US Classification:
119 5
Abstract:
A system and method is presented for filtering waste and debris from an aquarium tank and from the water supply therein without having to empty the tank or remove the fish therefrom. The invention generally includes a movable cleaner positioned adjacent the bottom surface of the tank, mechanism for moving the cleaner along the bottom surface of the tank so that the movable cleaner dislodges waste and debris deposited thereon and directs the dislodged waste and debris toward an aperture to be conducted away from the bottom surface of the tank. The movable cleaner preferably comprises a barrier structure and moving means preferably comprises mechanical structure positioned externally of the tank. The waste-carrying water may be filtered and then returned to the aquarium or replaced with fresh water.

Aquarium Cleaning And Filtering System And Method

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US Patent:
49216147, May 1, 1990
Filed:
Aug 29, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/237930
Inventors:
Jay P. Frickman - Cincinnati OH
William E. Kissick - Lexington KY
Kevin R. McMahon - Ft. Thomas KY
International Classification:
A01K 6304
US Classification:
210695
Abstract:
A system and method for removing waste and debris from an aquarium tank and from the water supply therein without having to empty the tank or remove the fish therefrom. The apparatus comprises a movable cleaning means positioned adjacent the bottom surface of the tank, means for expelling waste and debris from adjacent the bottom surface of the tank and means for moving the cleaning means along the bottom surface of the tank so that the movable cleaning means dislodges waste and debris deposited thereon and directs the dislodged waste and debris generally toward the expelling means to be expelled thereby. The cleaning means preferably comprises a barrier structure having a metallic element incorporated therein, and the moving means preferably comprises a magnetic source, such as a hand-held permanent magnet, positioned externally of the tank beneath the underside thereof to move the barrier structure along the bottom surface by magnetic attraction. The expelling means preferably includes a water directing means for drawing water having dislodged waste and debris upwardly from adjacent the bottom surface of the tank. The drawn water may be filtered and returned to the aquarium or disposed of and replaced with fresh water.
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