Everton H. Henriques is the Regional Innovation Specialist for HVTDC under Empire State Development's NYSTAR Division. He specializes in aiding manufacturers, start-ups, business leaders, and local colleges and universities advance innovation and technology in the Hudson Valley region.

 

Everton received a bachelor's degree in Chemistry and a master's, with emphasis in Physical Chemistry and Materials Science, from S.U.N.Y. New Paltz. During his tenure at IBM, he received the IBM Inventors of the Year Award three times, the IBM Invention Achievement Award, and the IBM Outstanding Technical Achievement Award. He holds one U.S. patent and has several disclosures and publications.

 

Additionally, Everton is president and founder of E.H. Hall, Inc., a consulting and supplier firm in the process development, environmental, safety, and health arena. He is the co-founder and vice president of the former Panasonic Plasma Display Laboratory of America, Inc., where he managed their process development, engineering, and prototype manufacturing activities, while helping to develop the first ever full color 60-inch HD plasma display television in 1999.

 

Using his in-depth knowledge and years of experience, he now devotes his time providing direct engineering and consulting services to help your company advance and flourish. Recently, Everton helped connect three manufacturers to produce an innovative heating product expected to become commercially available in a few months.

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Your company can be the next in line to benefit from these valuable services that Everton and HVTDC provide: 

• Business Development 
• Supply Chain
• Engineering Support Services 
• Process Improvements 
• Environmental Compliance
• Oil Spill Remediation
• Photolithography / Chemical Etching
• Sub Slab Vapor Mitigation

The list includes: Artuso Pastry, Crown Maple Syrup, Cafe Spice, Millbrook Winery, Greyston Bakery, the Newburgh Brewing Company, the Alps Sweet Shop, Dutch's Spirits, Superior Pack Group, Breezy Hill Orchard and Cider Mill, Wolf-tec, Raw Revolution, and Tuthilltown Spirits.

Click here to read more about these manufacturers, and check in again next month as we continue our tasty, profitable trek through the Hudson Valley's exploding food and beverage scene.

As part of the State of the State Address this year, Governor Cuomo announced the Global New York Initiative to increase the exports of New York companies and the investment of foreign firms in New York. The Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Development Council set up a committee to spearhead the region's response to this initiative. As a member of that committee, The Council of Industry is helping to develop a regional global trade and investment strategy. Please feel free to complete the survey and assist in further informing as many companies as possible through your outlets.

July 23, 1877: The first telephone and telegraph line in Hawaii is completed.

July 23, 1906: "America the Beautiful" was copyright registered by Katharine Lee Bates.

July 23, 1912: The ice cream cone is invented. Charles E. Menches conceived the idea of filling a pastry cone with two scoops of ice-cream at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, popularly known as the St. Louis World's Fair.

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