BELVIE J FOSTER
Pilots at Clark St, Chicago, IL

License number
Illinois C1068759
Category
Airmen
Address
Address
211 S Clark St STE 2233, Chicago, IL 60690

Professional information

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Belvie Foster - Chicago, IL

Work:
Chicago Public Schools - Chicago, IL
Manager of Technology Acquisitions and Support
Chicago Public Schools - Chicago, IL
Network Engineer
City of Chicago Department of Revenue - Chicago, IL
Computer Application Analyst II
Bethel New Life, Incorporated - Chicago, IL
Computer Training Institute Manager
Bethel New Life, Inc - Chicago, IL
Information Systems Manager
Veterans Administration Marketing Center - Hines, IL
Computer Specialist
Education:
New Horizons Learning Centers
Certificate
Bradley University - Peoria, IL
Bachelor of Science in Information Systems
Skills:
Strategic Sourcing IT Vendor Management for Hardware, Software and Services IT Contract Development and Negotiations Development of Strategic Sourcing Processes and Procedures for IT acquisitions Business Workflow and Acquisitions Optimization RFP Writing and Evaluation Cost/Benefit Analysis Contract Spend Monitoring


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Owner, Bel Technology Solutions, Llc

Position:
Owner at Bel Technology Solutions, LLC
Location:
Greater Chicago Area
Industry:
Information Technology and Services
Work:
Bel Technology Solutions, LLC - Owner Chicago Public Schools 1998 - 2010 - Manager of Technology Acquisitions and Support
Education:
Bradley University 1985 - 1989
Skills:
Public Speaking


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Recreational Rope Turning Device And Associated Method

US Patent:
7727126, Jun 1, 2010
Filed:
Jan 15, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/321042
Inventors:
Tommie Foster - Chicago IL, US
Belvie Foster - Chicago IL, US
International Classification:
A63B 5/20
US Classification:
482 81
Abstract:
An automated jump rope exercising device includes a frame, a power operated primary drive pulley system, and a plurality of auxiliary driven pulley systems that may be operably coupled to the primary drive pulley system. Each of the auxiliary driven pulley systems may be simultaneously rotated in a first synchronous path during operating conditions based upon input from the primary drive pulley. The device may further include a plurality of arms that may be conjoined to the auxiliary driven pulley systems respectively. A plurality of ropes may be detachably anchored to the arms, and each of the ropes may be simultaneously rotated during operating conditions. A user interface may be coupled to the primary drive pulley system thereby permitting the user to selectively adjust a tension level and rotational speed of the ropes during operating conditions.