DAVID HAROLD BELLMAN
Pilots at Elm St, Manchester, NH

License number

New Hampshire A3580930

Professional information

President, Bellman Jewelers, Inc.

Position:

President & CEO at Bellman Jewelers, Inc., President and CEO at DHB Ventures Group Inc., Board of Directors and Vice Chairman at St. Mary's Bank, Board of Directors at Mary & John Elliot Charitable Foundation, Board of Directors, Investment Committee at New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation, Board Member & Chairman, Program & Planning Committee at Moore Center Services Inc., Board of Directors at Retail Merchants Association of NH, Board of Directors, Treasurer at abi Innovation Hub, Advisory Board Member at Manchester Community College, Advisory Board Member at New Hampshire Hospital for Children, Trustee at The Frederick Smyth Institute of Music

Location:

Manchester, New Hampshire

Industry:

Luxury Goods & Jewelry

Work:

Bellman Jewelers, Inc. - Manchester, NH since Jun 1981 - President & CEO DHB Ventures Group Inc. - Manchester, NH since Jan 1993 - President and CEO St. Mary's Bank - Manchester, NH since Jan 2010 - Board of Directors and Vice Chairman Mary & John Elliot Charitable Foundation - Manchester, NH since Jan 2013 - Board of Directors New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation - Concord, NH since Jun 2012 - Board of Directors, Investment Committee Moore Center Services Inc. - Manchester, NH since Jan 2011 - Board Member & Chairman, Program & Planning Committee Retail Merchants Association of NH - Concord, NH since Jan 2012 - Board of Directors abi Innovation Hub - Manchester, NH since Jan 2002 - Board of Directors, Treasurer Manchester Community College - Manchester, NH since Jan 2010 - Advisory Board Member New Hampshire Hospital for Children - Manchester, NH since Jan 2012 - Advisory Board Member The Frederick Smyth Institute of Music - Manchester, NH since Jan 2002 - Trustee

Education:

Southern New Hampshire University
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Business Gemological Institute of America
Graduate Gemologist, Gemology Massachusetts School of Law 1992 - 1994

Skills:

Photographer, Non-profits, Social Media, Customer Service, Advertising, Business Strategy, Public Relations, Public Speaking, Negotiation, Contract Negotiation, New Business Development, Business Development, Microsoft Office, Entrepreneurship, Strategic Communications, Community Outreach, Nonprofits, Strategic Planning, Press Releases, Fundraising, Social Media Marketing, Marketing Strategy, Management, Event Planning, Research, Small Business, Program Management, Marketing Communications, Leadership Development, Budgets, Training, Marketing, Microsoft Word, Team Leadership, Email Marketing, Social Networking, Leadership, Microsoft Excel, Business Planning, Sales, PowerPoint, Market Research, Volunteer Management, Online Marketing, Online Advertising, Coaching, Project Management, Organizational Development, Team Building, Start-ups

Method And Apparatus For Jewelry And Small Parts Cleaning

US Patent:

5209784, May 11, 1993

Filed:

Jan 30, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/830767

Inventors:

David H. Bellman - Manchester NH

International Classification:

B08B 302

US Classification:

134 254

Abstract:

A device/apparatus and a method of cleaning small parts such as for example, jewelry pieces. The jewelry pieces which are to be cleaned are securely positioned or positionable within the main cavity of the apparatus and the walls of the apparatus are made of material and have a form which will permit the cleaning solution, preferably water with a detergent added, to pass through the walls and to impinge onto substantially all of the surfaces of the pieces to be cleaned and impinge with sufficient velocity and in sufficient volume, when used within any of the well known types or brands of automatic dishwashers, so as to be effective in the cleaning of the pieces. The apparatus comprises a main cavity for containing jewelry pieces and the walls defining the cavity are adapted to permit the turbulent and high velocity cleaning fluid of an operating automatic dishwasher to impinge onto the jewelry pieces contained within the main cavity. There is an access or opening to the main cavity for inserting the jewelry pieces into the main cavity. A cover for the access is provided which is adapted to permit the turbulent and high velocity cleaning fluid to impinge onto the jewelry pieces and the small parts contained within the main cavity.