Martin M Mcdonough from Lynn, MA, age 56

Professional Records

License Records

Martin M Mcdonough

Address:

Swampscott, MA 01907

License #:

15561 - Expired

Issued Date:

Mar 24, 1961

Expiration Date:

Jun 30, 1998

Type:

Mechanical Engineer

Martin M Mcdonough

Address:

Lynn, MA 01902

License #:

16117 - Active

Issued Date:

Apr 7, 1987

Expiration Date:

May 1, 2018

Type:

Apprentice Plumber

Martin Mcdonough

License #:

86665 - Expired

Issued Date:

Jul 1, 1986

Expiration Date:

Nov 28, 1990

Type:

Salesperson

Martin J Mcdonough

License #:

RS046455A - Expired

Category:

Real Estate Commission

Type:

Real Estate Salesperson-Standard

Lawyers & Attorneys

Martin Mcdonough - Lawyer

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ISLN:

904995112

Admitted:

1974

University:

St. Joseph's University - Philadelphia, B.A.

Law School:

Rutgers University Law School, J.D.

Resumes

President & Coo, Ilios Dynamics Inc At Tecogen

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Location:

Greater Boston Area

Industry:

Renewables & Environment

President & Ceo At Tcg

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Location:

Greater Boston Area

Industry:

Telecommunications

Martin Mcdonough

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Martin Mcdonough

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Location:

United States

Martin Mcdonough

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Location:

United States

Manager At Marmax Tjx Corp

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Location:

Greater Boston Area

Industry:

Warehousing

Martin Mcdonough Wellesley, MA

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Work:

Tecogen Inc

2011 to 2000
President & COO
JCDecaux Boston Inc
Boston, MA
1999 to 2010
President
FLEXcon Europe
Glenrothes
1996 to 1999
Chief Operating Officer, Europe; Director, FLEXcon Glenrothes Limited
Sancoa International
Mount Laurel, NJ
1994 to 1996
Primary Decoration Market Manager
FLEXcon Company Inc
Spencer, MA
1990 to 1994
Market Development Manager- Packaging
FLEXcon Company BV

1987 to 1990
Market Development Specialist- Europe

Education:

Northeastern University
Boston, MA
1994
Master of Business Administration in High Technology
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Worcester, MA
Jun 1993
Fachhochschule Aachen
1987
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Noble and Greenough School
Dedham, MA
1985 to 1986
Mechanical Engineering

Business Records

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Martin Mcdonough
President

IDLS-US INC

2 Highwood Dr BLDG 2 SUITE 200, Tewksbury, MA 01876
55 Hickory Ln, Windham, NH 03087

Martin G Mcdonough
President

RESTAURANT SERVICES OF AMERICA, INC

145 Bodwell St Unit E, Avon, MA 02322
310 Pln St, Braintree, MA 02184

Martin J. Mcdonough
Director

Boston Partners in Education
Nonprofit Organization Management · School/Educational Services · Business Associations

44 Farnsworth St, Boston, MA 02210
Wellesley Hills, MA 02481
(617) 451-6145, (617) 482-0617

Martin Mcdonough
President

Rsa Services
Services, Nec, Nsk · Services-Misc

145 Bodwell St, Avon, MA 02322
(508) 510-5500

Martin J. Mcdonough
Director

Dame Notre Education Center Inc
College/University

200 Old Colony Ave, Boston, MA 02127
(617) 268-1912

Martin G. Mcdonough
President

NATIONAL CONSUMER PRODUCTS, INC

42 Holbrook Ave, Braintree, MA 02184
41 Spg St, Braintree, MA 02184

Martin J. Mcdonough
Treasurer

DUDLEY ARCADE, INC

2224 Warren St, Boston, MA 02119
43 H St, Boston, MA

Martin Mcdonough
Treasurer

MARTIN - JOSEPH CORP

264 Washington St, Pembroke, MA 02359

Publications

Us Patents

Process For Making Electroluminescent Films And Devices

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US Patent:

42797268, Jul 21, 1981

Filed:

Jun 23, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/162454

Inventors:

Donald H. Baird - Newton MA
Martin S. McDonough - Andover MA

Assignee:

GTE Laboratories Incorporated - Waltham MA

International Classification:

C23C 1500

US Classification:

204192P

Abstract:

A process for making electroluminescent films and devices by sputtering. Zinc sulfide, manganese, and copper sputtering targets are arranged in a circular configuration. RF voltages, applied to the targets, cause sputtering of the target materials. A transparent substrate with a transparent electrode formed thereon is rotated beneath the sputtering targets. An electroluminescent film including the target materials is formed on the upper surface of the transparent electrode. Concentration of the target materials in the electroluminescent film can be controlled by controlling the rf voltages applied to the sputtering targets. An electroluminescent device is completed by depositing a second electrode on the upper surface of the electroluminescent film and applying a forming voltage between the electrodes.