Invent America Radio with America's Inventor Lady, Rita Crompton, and the Cajun Contractor, Michael King, Founder of HomeTalkUSA
Invent America Radio with America's Inventor Lady, Rita Crompton, and the Cajun Contractor, Michael King, Founder of HomeTalkUSA
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Why do some inventions that have become products fail, while others succeed? Tune in every Saturday between 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. (Central Time) and discover, over time, the answer to that question and the ingredients required to move your idea from your "mind to market".
Tune in and share the discussion that the co-hosts have with their inventor guests and experienced industry specialists. Learn what it takes to turn any invention into a successful product.
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The podcast explores themes related to invention and product commercialization, covering topics such as patent processes, trade shows, prototype development, and marketing strategies. Episodes include discussions on the significance of ASD Market Week, effective use of prototypes at trade shows, and the challenge of attracting audience attention for new products, among others.
Why do some inventions that have become products fail, while others succeed? Tune in once a week and discover, over time, the answer to that question and the ingredients required to move your idea from your “mind to market”.
Tune in and share the discussion that the co-hosts have with their inventor guests and experienced industry specialists. Learn what it takes to turn any invention into a successful product.
Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
In this episode, Rita discusses with her guests the regulatory and legal burdens under which inventors labor, even after they’ve successfully secured a patent on their invention. Rita’s first guest for this session is Randy Landrenau, President of US Inventor, Inc., an inventor rights group that fights for changes to the current U.S. law with regard to patents to make securing a patent, and its defense after issuance, easier for the independent inventor. Rita’s second guest is Molly Metz, an inventor who built a successful business from scratch, only to have the USPTO’s PTAB proceeding pull the rug out from underneath her.
Session 1
Inventor: Randy Landreneau
President. US Inventor, Inc.
Phone: 727-744-3748
Email: [email protected]
1. Protecting the US Inventor has become a full time fight. When did all of this negative policy (anti-inventor) stuff start?
2. What’s the new nasty?
3. How does this impact not just the inventor but everyone?
Session 2
Inventor: Molly Metz
Email: [email protected]
Product: JumpNrope
Website: https://jumpnrope.com/
Bio: Molly Metz has been involved in the sport of jump rope for over 35 years. Her various offerings to the sport range from competitor, coach, innovator, and Founder/Owner of JumpNrope, and she has served on numerous jump rope boards both in the US and abroad. Molly also operates JumpNrope, a Jump Rope Manufacturing Company in Louisville, CO. She is proud of her USA MADE and USA sourced jump rope parts. All her ropes are hand made in Colorado and shipped worldwide.
1. Molly, tell our listeners about JumpNrope.
2. How do you work with US Inventor to make things happen?
3. What is the timeframe on this new fight?
Session 3:
Industry Expert
Inventor: Randy Landreneau
1. Randy, you don’t have to be an inventor to help. How can our listeners help the American Inventor?
2. How can we follow US Inventor so that we know when and where you need our support?
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