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Netra Shetty
Lumencraft Inc. is a flashlight manufacturer producing LED flashlights. Lumencraft lights are Swiss designed and US built and target the luxury/high end market of the flashlight industry, with prices as high as $370 for a single flashlight [1].
Popular Mechanics has referred to Lumencraft as the Rolex of Flashlights[2].
The nature of Lumencraft products can be seen in the use of materials such as titanium and carbon fiber and aerospace manufacturing processes and technologies[3]. Some of Lumencraft's products, such as the GatLight, have up to 80 individual parts, including custom machined metal parts. Lumencraft uses computer-aided design as well as photon and thermal simulation technologies.
Lumencraft lights are typically pre-ordered with individual serial numbers assigned to each light.
The company was founded by an American aerospace engineer and a Swiss designer in 2006 and is incorporated in the state of California.
CEO
Pat Clawson
Director
Donnie Moore
Director
Atul Kapadia
Director
Gerard Lopez
Director
Michael Jacobs
Director
Jeffrey Banks
Director
Rory O'Driscoll
CFO & Administration
CS
President & CTO
MW
Business Development
RH
Sales, Americas
MM
Strategy & Development
Mike Rogers
Technical Services
CL
Marketing
EB
International
Andrew Clarke
AARP is widely acknowledged for the defense, advancement and pursuing the interests of aging citizens through a plurality of initiatives. These included lobbying efforts at both the state and national governmental level, an activity permitted by its status which provides it with an exemption from the imposition of Federal income tax. Its AARP Services (ASI) division is concerned with the negotiation and offers reduced rates for its members at various tourist attractions, automobile rental companies, including motel and hotel chains.
ASI also provides programs for reduced-cost medical and automobile insurance, opportunities for managing retirement and scam alerts about predatory lending and refinancing.
One of the more public AARP's public stances was that which influenced the U.S. Congress' support for the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act, which authorized the creation of Medicare Part D, in 2003 and resistance to changes in Social Security in 2005.
AARP also offer within most states special testing for the re-issuance of licenses to those over 70 years old. Some people have limited licences that restrict driving to specific areas and distances. Good insurance coverage is imperative and can be obtained through the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). AARP also provides a course, "55 Alive/Mature Driving," that is helpful and in some cases will qualify one for lower insurance rates. 2 This is in accordance with the AARP mission of providing the best for the elderly. While there may lie a horde of other existing organizations which share the same aspirations with the AARP, no discussion of the interest groups influencing Social Security policy could possibly be complete without a description of the most powerful lobbying group of all.
Popular Mechanics has referred to Lumencraft as the Rolex of Flashlights[2].
The nature of Lumencraft products can be seen in the use of materials such as titanium and carbon fiber and aerospace manufacturing processes and technologies[3]. Some of Lumencraft's products, such as the GatLight, have up to 80 individual parts, including custom machined metal parts. Lumencraft uses computer-aided design as well as photon and thermal simulation technologies.
Lumencraft lights are typically pre-ordered with individual serial numbers assigned to each light.
The company was founded by an American aerospace engineer and a Swiss designer in 2006 and is incorporated in the state of California.
CEO
Pat Clawson
Director
Donnie Moore
Director
Atul Kapadia
Director
Gerard Lopez
Director
Michael Jacobs
Director
Jeffrey Banks
Director
Rory O'Driscoll
CFO & Administration
CS
President & CTO
MW
Business Development
RH
Sales, Americas
MM
Strategy & Development
Mike Rogers
Technical Services
CL
Marketing
EB
International
Andrew Clarke
AARP is widely acknowledged for the defense, advancement and pursuing the interests of aging citizens through a plurality of initiatives. These included lobbying efforts at both the state and national governmental level, an activity permitted by its status which provides it with an exemption from the imposition of Federal income tax. Its AARP Services (ASI) division is concerned with the negotiation and offers reduced rates for its members at various tourist attractions, automobile rental companies, including motel and hotel chains.
ASI also provides programs for reduced-cost medical and automobile insurance, opportunities for managing retirement and scam alerts about predatory lending and refinancing.
One of the more public AARP's public stances was that which influenced the U.S. Congress' support for the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act, which authorized the creation of Medicare Part D, in 2003 and resistance to changes in Social Security in 2005.
AARP also offer within most states special testing for the re-issuance of licenses to those over 70 years old. Some people have limited licences that restrict driving to specific areas and distances. Good insurance coverage is imperative and can be obtained through the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). AARP also provides a course, "55 Alive/Mature Driving," that is helpful and in some cases will qualify one for lower insurance rates. 2 This is in accordance with the AARP mission of providing the best for the elderly. While there may lie a horde of other existing organizations which share the same aspirations with the AARP, no discussion of the interest groups influencing Social Security policy could possibly be complete without a description of the most powerful lobbying group of all.