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John P Petruccello

from Detroit, MI
Age ~61
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Also known as:
John Patrick Petruccello
Phone and address:
208 Trowbridge St, Detroit, MI 48202
(313) 867-2387
Connected to:
Ashley M Petrucci, 31Ashley Petruccio, 31Carmine J Petrucci, 114Dante R Petrucci, 78Dathan E Petruccio, 47Dean A Petrucci, 64Ellen J Petruccelli, 91Gabriel Petruccelli, 93Jacob A Petrucci, 30Jenifer L Petrucci, 52

John Petruccello Phones & Addresses

  • 208 Trowbridge St, Detroit, MI 48202 (313) 867-2387
  • Tacoma, WA
  • Troy, MI
  • Seattle, WA
  • Kirkland, WA
  • 208 Trowbridge St, Detroit, MI 48202 (313) 806-0596

Work

Company: E-merging market technologies, llc Jul 2005 Position: Owner/partner - vp of technical development

Education

School / High School: Clarkson University- Potsdam, NY Jan 1984 Specialities: B.S.M.E. in Mechanical Engineering

Skills

*Development and execution of Business a... • Goals • and Objectives *Global Project Management • Business Acumen • Innovative Management • and Agility *Engineering Design • Development • Program Management • Validation • and Quality Expertise *Deployment of IT ... • Business Systems • Business Process Optimization • and End User Tools *Contract Negotiation... • Suppliers • and Customers including Financial and Le... • Acquisitions • Divestitures

Languages

English

Interests

Electronics • Sweepstakes • Home Improvement • Reading • The Arts • Travel • Collecting • Home Decoration

Emails

j***[email protected]

Industries

Automotive

Public records

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John Petruccello

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Address:
208 Trowbridge St, Detroit, MI 48202
Phone:
(313) 867-2387
VIN:
WBAVA33577KX73586
Make:
BMW
Model:
3 SERIES
Year:
2007

Resumes

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John Petruccello

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Location:
208 Trowbridge St, Detroit, MI 48202
Industry:
Automotive
Work:
E-Merging Market Technologies Jul 2005 - Dec 2013
Owner and Partner - Vice President of Technical Development
Teleflex Incorporated Feb 2004 - Jun 2005
Vp, Global Systems Technology
Teleflex Automotive Group Mar 2001 - Jan 2004
Director of Systems Technology
Teleflex Automotive Group Aug 1999 - Feb 2001
Technical Services Manager
Teleflex Automotive Group Oct 1998 - Jul 1999
Engineering Manager, Pedal Systems
Education:
Clarkson University 1986
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science Clarkson University 1984 - 1986
Bachelor of Science In Mechanical Engineering, Bachelors, Mechanical Engineering Jamestown Community College 1982 - 1984
Thunderbird University
Skills:
Engineering Management
Program Management
Product Development
Strategic Planning
Contract Negotiation
Business Acumen
Business Process Management
Integration
Engineering
Apqp
Process Improvement
Automotive
Strategy
Project Management
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Business Process Improvement
Continuous Improvement
Lean Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Interests:
Electronics
Sweepstakes
Home Improvement
Reading
The Arts
Travel
Collecting
Home Decoration
Languages:
English
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John P. Petruccello Detroit, MI

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Work:
e-Merging Market Technologies, LLC

Jul 2005 to 2000
Owner/Partner - VP of Technical Development
Teleflex Automotive Group, (Former Division of Teleflex, Inc.),
Troy, MI
Feb 2004 to Jun 2005
VP, Global Systems Technology
Teleflex Automotive Group
Troy, MI
Mar 2001 to Jan 2004
Director of Systems Technology
Teleflex Automotive Group
Troy, MI
Aug 1999 to Feb 2001
Technical Services Manager
Teleflex Automotive Group
Troy, MI
Oct 1998 to Jul 1999
Engineering Manager, Pedal Systems
Teleflex Automotive Group
Troy, MI
Aug 1997 to Sep 1998
Technical Manager, Clarks Cables, Birmingham, England
Teleflex Automotive Group
Troy, MI
Mar 1996 to Jul 1997
Engineering Manager, Ford Business Unit
Teleflex Automotive Group
Troy, MI
Jul 1988 to Feb 1996
Sr. Application Engineer/ Product Engineer
GT Development Corp
Seattle, WA
May 1993 to Dec 1993
Contract Design Engineer
Truck-Lite Company, Inc.
Falconer, NY
Dec 1986 to Jun 1988
Product Engineer
Education:
Clarkson University
Potsdam, NY
Jan 1984 to Jan 1986
B.S.M.E. in Mechanical Engineering
Jamestown Community College
Jamestown, NY
Jan 1982 to Jan 1984
A.S. in Engineering Science
Skills:
*Development and execution of Business and Sector Strategy, Goals, and Objectives *Global Project Management, Business Acumen, Innovative Management, and Agility *Engineering Design, Development, Program Management, Validation, and Quality Expertise *Deployment of IT Infrastructure, Business Systems, Business Process Optimization, and End User Tools *Contract Negotiations with Clients, Suppliers, and Customers including Financial and Legal Aspect *Management of Mergers, Acquisitions, Divestitures

Publications

Us Patents

Slotted Swivel Tube

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US Patent:
56996977, Dec 23, 1997
Filed:
Oct 1, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/723890
Inventors:
John P. Petruccello - Detroit MI
Michael Reasoner - Ortonville MI
Assignee:
Teleflex Incorporated - Plymouth Meeting PA
International Classification:
F16C 122
US Classification:
745026
Abstract:
A motion transmitting assembly (10) for transmitting motion in a curved path by a core element (12) is movably supported in a conduit (14) which is, in turn, supported by a ferrule (16). A slotted swivel tube (24) is supported by the ferrule (16) and a terminal (24) is slidably disposed in the swivel tube (24). The assembly is characterized by the terminal (28) having a cross pin bore (30) and a cross pin (32) disposed in the cross pin bore (30), the cross pin (32) having a hole (34) extending transversely or diametrically therethrough with the core element (12) extending through the hole (34) to retain the cross pin (32) in the bore (30). The cross pin (32) extends through the cross pin bore (30) and out of each of the slots (26). A crimped section (36) of the terminal (28) is deformed into gripping engagement with the core element (12) to retain the terminal (28) to the core element (12).

Remote Control Assembly Having Rotatable End Fitting

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US Patent:
55311342, Jul 2, 1996
Filed:
May 24, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/449304
Inventors:
John P. Petruccello - Detroit MI
Assignee:
Teleflex, Inc. - Plymouth Meeting PA
International Classification:
F16C 114
US Classification:
745024
Abstract:
A motion transmitting remote control assembly has a conduit, a core element, and an end fitting molded about one end of the conduit. The end fitting is generally cylindrical and has a plurality of annular locking grooves and is fitted with an O-ring seal. A connector is molded separately from the end fitting and has snap-lock tabs for attachment to a support structure. A receptacle extends into the connector from one end thereof and is accessible from above through a transverse passage. The end fitting is insertable axially into the receptacle through its open end to support the connector for rotation about the end fitting. The O-ring provides a fluid-tight seal between the end fitting and connector. The end fitting is retained in the receptacle by a locking member having U-shaped locking portions that are extendible through the transverse passage into nesting engagement with the locking grooves of the end fitting to secure the end fitting against removal from the receptacle while retaining the relative rotatability of the connector and end fitting.

Oppositely Toothed Core Adjust Having Integral Inner Member And Control Attachment

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US Patent:
52208320, Jun 22, 1993
Filed:
Sep 13, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/759495
Inventors:
John Petruccello - Detroit MI
Assignee:
Teleflex, Incorporated - Limerick PA
International Classification:
F16C 110
US Classification:
745024
Abstract:
A motion transmitting remote control assembly (10) which includes a conduit (12) and a motion transmitting core element (14) moveable longitudinally within the conduit (12) to transmit motion. A slider member is slidably disposed in an adjustment body (26). The slider member (70) moves inward into the adjustment body (26) transversely to a central axis (16) of the core element (14) to a locked position and moves outward transversely to the central axis (16) to an unlocked position to permit relative axial movement between the adjustment body (26) and slider member (70). A terminal receptacle (98) is disposed on the slider member (70) which accepts a control member into coupling attachment transverse to the central axis (16). The control member remains attached to the slider member (70) while the slider member (70) moves to the unlocked position to permit relative movement between the control member and the adjustment body (26).

Rotatable Slider Body

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US Patent:
51614286, Nov 10, 1992
Filed:
Apr 16, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/685895
Inventors:
John P. Petruccello - Detroit MI
Assignee:
Teleflex Incorporated - Limerick PA
International Classification:
F16C 110
US Classification:
745024
Abstract:
A motion transmitting remote control assembly (10) for transmitting forces along a curved path by a flexible core element (26) slidably disposed witin a flexible conduit (12). The assembly (10) includes an elongated member (62) for adjusting the longitudinal position of the conduit (12) by being slidably disposed within a passageway (68) of a support member (32). A locking clip (86) is movable between a disengaged position for permitting relative longitudinal movement between the elongated member (62) and the base (32) and an engaged position for preventing longitudinal movement therebetween. The improvement resides in the elongated member (62) being rotatably supported on the conduit (12) to allow rotation of the conduit (12) relative to the support member (32) while in an engaged position.

Method Of Fabrication Of A Slotted Swivel Tube

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US Patent:
58625801, Jan 26, 1999
Filed:
Jul 17, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/895776
Inventors:
John P. Petruccello - Detroit MI
Michael Reasoner - Ortonville MI
Assignee:
Teleflex Incorporated - Plymouth Meeting PA
International Classification:
B23P 1100
US Classification:
29434
Abstract:
A motion transmitting assembly (10) for transmitting motion in a curved path by a core element (12) is movably supported in a conduit (14) which is, in turn, supported by a ferrule (16). A slotted swivel tube (24) is supported by the ferrule (16) and a terminal (24) is slidably disposed in the swivel tube (24). The assembly is characterized by the terminal (28) having a cross pin bore (30) and a cross pin (32) disposed in the cross pin bore (30), the cross pin (32) having a hole (34) extending transversely or diametrically therethrough with the core element (12) extending through the hole (34) to retain the cross pin (32) in the bore (30). The cross pin (32) extends through the cross pin bore (30) and out of each of the slots (26). A crimped section (36) of the terminal (28) is deformed into gripping engagement with the core element (12) to retain the terminal (28) to the core element (12).
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