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Marketing Specialist, PowerBeam
www.powerbeaminc.com
Sunnyvale, California, United States
Employee
Member since: March 11, 2008
Mr. Surdi is a serial entrepreneur with a specialty in Marketing and Business Development. His interest in life changing, disruptive technologies is what attracted him to PowerBeam. Mr. Surdi firmly believes that PowerBeam has figured out what scientists have been trying to discover since the discovery of the light bulb and feels that wireless electricity will not only improve our current electrical needs but will spawn a wave of new inventions and technologies useful on this earth and beyond.
Mr. Surdi has extensive knowledge in the start up environment, has many entrepreneurial achievements and a great deal of experience in leadership. In 2002, Mr. Surdi launched an internet company called Phastcash.com which returned its investment in nine months. In 2006, he co-founded a company called Global Educational Program which is currently the premier firm providing Business Development for foreign executives and students in the Silicon Valley. He has also won a number of awards in entrepreneurship at both the local and national level.
| 2001 - 2006 San Jose State University , BS , BS in Business Admin. with concentration in Marketing |
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@R Ahmed. Thanks for the post. Oh yes, it's safe. If it wasn't we wouldn't be able to put it on the market. Basically, the system has a beam guard that monitors the energy path from transmitter to receiver. Should anything come in close proximity of that path, the safety system shuts down the transmission and the device is powered by a back up battery. Re: loss over distance; not really. This other person got it right, it’s like a laser point so the loss of distance is minute.
on Cut the Power Cord (September 18, 2009)
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Um, seems to me Facebook is starting to get a little pressure from their Microsoft investor. I wonder if Mark would be making this move if not so closely tied to Google's biggest competitor. I wonder who is really pulling the strings there???
on Google vs Facebook; Top Twitter celeb? (March 08, 2009)
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PowerBeam Rocks!
on Cut the Power Cord (October 07, 2008)
Posted: October 07, 2008
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