Ronald J. Riley
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Ronald J. Riley is president of Riley Consulting, Inc., Riley & Associates, Inc. (licenses his intellectual property), and Riley Enterprises, Inc., all Grand Blanc, Michigan based corporations and is an inventor who specializes in industrial controls and product development but also has patents in process in diverse areas such as foot wear, telecommunications, exercise equipment, biotechnology, and numerous other consumer products. He currently has five patents granted related to automated industrial monorails and two patents granted related to treadmills. Ronald J. Riley is recognized both in the United States and internationally for his business, political, and public service contributions. He is listed in a number of Marquis Who's Who publications. Who'sWho in America Awards Ronald J. Riley has received many awards for his service in a variety of companies during his professional career and for community service. Some of the awards are detailed at Site Awards on the website of InventorEd, Inc. Service to the Inventor Community Ronald founded the Professional Inventors Alliance (PIA) in 1993 to help inventors who faced difficulties with infringement of their patents to share information and network with other inventors facing similar problems. In 1995 Ronald was one of the key organizers of The Alliance for American Innovation. The Alliance was based in Washington, DC lobbying Congress on behalf of independent inventors until the passage of the American Inventors Protect Act of 1999 was enacted and then disbanded in 2002. Ronald was the President of the Advisory Board of the Alliance during that time, spending from four to eight weeks a year in Washington, DC. At the beginning of April 2005 Ronald reincorporated The Alliance for American Innovation, LLC. in response to a new initiative by companies to legislate so called "Patent Reform" calling for changes to the patent system which would hurt the prospects of inventor-entrepreneurs. He continues to consult with members of Congress to improve the success rate of American inventors and is a leader in fighting invention promotion fraud in North America and internationally. Two documents listing some of the key players are posted here. He founded InventorEd,
Inc. in 1995 to help aspiring inventors succeed
commercially. Unlike most inventor organizations we focus
heavily on the entrepreneurial aspects of inventing.
InventorEd became an IRS approved 501(c)3 nonprofit in 1998.
InventorEd averages between 50,000 and 100,000 page views a month
and services people in nearly eighty countries. In addition to
resources directed towards adult inventors, InventorEd has an
extensive children's section at www.InventorEd.org/k-12/.
InventorEd is actively seeking alliances with business interests who
have common goals.
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Offer
to Serve as Media Resource Automated Electrified Monorail Control Systems Dual
Contacts On Voltage Rail, 4,892,980 Treadmill
Adaptive Speed Control, 5,707,319 Many other patents are pending in consumer products, telecommunications, and biotechnology.
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