Lisa A Neal
Esthetician at 2 Ave, Denver, CO
License number
Colorado 613338
Issued Date
Jul 22, 2010
Renew Date
Apr 1, 2016
Expiration Date
Mar 31, 2018
Type
Esthetician
Address
Address
4201 E 2Nd Ave, Denver, CO 80220
Professional information
Lisa Neal - Denver, CO
Work:
Big Bear Ice Arena
Director of Figure Skating and Learn to Skate Chemical Peels on Wheels, LLC
Owner, Paramedical Aesthetician Neutrogena Corporation - Subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson - Los Angeles, CA
Manager of Category Development and Training, Trade Marketing Manager, Associate Trade Marketing Manager A.C. Nielsen - Santa Ana, CA
Account Executive, Client Service Executive Hanes Hosiery, Inc - Milwaukee, WI
Headquarter Representative, Sales Representative, Sales Assistant
Director of Figure Skating and Learn to Skate Chemical Peels on Wheels, LLC
Owner, Paramedical Aesthetician Neutrogena Corporation - Subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson - Los Angeles, CA
Manager of Category Development and Training, Trade Marketing Manager, Associate Trade Marketing Manager A.C. Nielsen - Santa Ana, CA
Account Executive, Client Service Executive Hanes Hosiery, Inc - Milwaukee, WI
Headquarter Representative, Sales Representative, Sales Assistant
Education:
Pepperdine University
Masters of Business Administration Drake University
B.S. in Business Administration
Masters of Business Administration Drake University
B.S. in Business Administration
Skills:
Account Management, Sales, Customer Relations, Data Analysis, Presentation Preparation, Promotion Planning
Emergency Call System With Call Capacity/Last Chance Routing Feature
US Patent:
5323444, Jun 21, 1994
Filed:
Aug 16, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/745662
Inventors:
Douglas J. Ertz - Boulder CO
Lisa M. Neal - Denver CO
Michael J. Nelson - Broomfield CO
Lisa M. Neal - Denver CO
Michael J. Nelson - Broomfield CO
Assignee:
U S West Advanced Technologies, Inc. - Boulder CO
International Classification:
H04M 1104
US Classification:
379 45
Abstract:
A community emergency response service system is provided with three types of destinations to which emergency calls may be routed. These include public safety answering points (PSAPs), switch directory numbers and public switching telephone network directory numbers. A last chance routing system is effective upon failure of the system to route an incoming one of such emergency calls to one of such three types of destinations. The last chance routing facility performs a linear search of all PSAPs within such system to determine whether any of such PSAPs has been inspected for availability to handle such emergency call. When such linear search identifies a PSAP which has not previously been inspected with respect to its availability to handle such emergency call, a determination is made as to whether such PSAP is currently available. Such determination includes determining whether such PSAP is currently at its call capacity. That call capacity is determined based upon a call capacity depth established for each workstation at such answering point.
Method And System For Providing Emergency Call Service
US Patent:
5379337, Jan 3, 1995
Filed:
Aug 16, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/747151
Inventors:
Michael J. Castillo - Boulder CO
Lisa M. Neal - Denver CO
Michael J. Nelson - Broomfield CO
John R. Rice - Englewood CO
Lisa M. Neal - Denver CO
Michael J. Nelson - Broomfield CO
John R. Rice - Englewood CO
Assignee:
U S WEST Advanced Technologies, Inc. - Boulder CO
International Classification:
H04M 1104
US Classification:
379 45
Abstract:
An emergency call routing system includes a platform having a call router and a processor for identifying destinations to which such router directs emergency calls. The processor receives administration commands from administrators, some of which are at a public safety answering point (PSAP) to which the router directs calls for handling and redirection to emergency service providers (ESPs). Some of such administration commands relate to defining intervals during which a particular PSAP is, according to an administered night service schedule, to be inactive with respect to handling emergency calls. Other of such commands relate to administrative operations to place such PSAPs into such inactive state earlier than the schedule. Others of such commands relate to administrative directions to withdraw such PSAP from such inactive state before the scheduled time. Interfaces between attendants/administrators and workstations used with such processor are provided to facilitate ease of administering such schedule and those overrides.