Lorenzo Lorenzo
Radiology at 88 Ave, Miami, FL
License number
Florida 26039
Effective Date
Nov 29, 2010
Expiration Date
Dec 31, 1995
Category
Health Care
Type
Radiologic Technology
Address
Address
14500 SW 88Th Ave #251, Miami, FL 33176
Organization information
See more information about Lorenzo Lorenzo at bizstanding.comLorenzo & Lorenzo Corporation
5697 SW 137 Ave, Miami, FL 33183
Status:
Inactive
Registration:
May 16, 1988
State ID:
M81671
Business type:
Domestic for Profit Corporation
Director, Secretary, Vice Presidents:
Serafin Lorenzo President, Treasurer, Director, inactive,Lorenzo Lorenzo Director, Secretary, Vice President, inactive
Lorenzo & Lorenzo Enterprises, Inc
11339 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33174
Status:
Inactive
Registration:
Oct 23, 1990
State ID:
S08589
Business type:
Domestic for Profit Corporation
Director, Vice Presidents:
Lorenzo Lorenzo President, Secretary, Director, inactive,Serafin Lorenzo Director, Vice President, inactive
Professional information
Self Employed
Position:
Business Management & Real Estate Investor at The Erasmus Group
Location:
Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area
Industry:
Management Consulting
Work:
The Erasmus Group
- Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area since Feb 2001
-
Business Management & Real Estate Investor
VeriFone
- Miami, FL Jan 1993 - Feb 2001
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Business Development & Marketing Manager
COVIA United Airlines Computer Reservation System
Jan 1990 - Jul 1991
-
System Engineer Contractor
SystemOne / Amadeus airlines' reserv system
Jul 1987 - Dec 1989
-
Systems Programmer
Education:
University of Miami - School of Business 1996 - 1998
MBA, International Business Metropolitan State College of Denver 1990 - 1992
BA, Anthropology Loyola University New Orleans 1981 - 1986
BS, Computer Information Systems
MBA, International Business Metropolitan State College of Denver 1990 - 1992
BA, Anthropology Loyola University New Orleans 1981 - 1986
BS, Computer Information Systems
Real Estate Professional
Specialties:
Buyer's Agent, Listing Agent, Relocation, Foreclosure
Work:
13155 SW 42Nd St STE 200, Miami 33175
Protector For Containers And Security Element
US Patent:
5975595, Nov 2, 1999
Filed:
Dec 18, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/216617
Inventors:
Lorenzo Lorenzo - Miami FL
International Classification:
E05B 3902
US Classification:
292205
Abstract:
A protector device for hardware latch members used in conventional containers and trailers to secure in place the pivoting locking bar members. The device includes a housing having a substantially rectangular cross-section defined by side walls, a top wall and a bottom wall. Hingedly mounted tabs extending outwardly from the inner edge of the side walls are foldable within the housing and secured on the hardware latch members of the door being protected. The distal ends of the latch members include openings though which a conventional protective seal member is passed. Upper and lower concave members join the walls' outer edges and they are separated defining aperture inbetween. In front of the aperture a convex wall is mounted to the outer edges of the side walls and cutouts on the upper and lower walls permit a protective seal member through. The latch members are completely covered and protected. Removal of the hardware latch members requires damaging the protector device and thus signaling tampering to anyone inspecting the containers or trailers.
Protecting Seal For Shipping Containers And Trailers
US Patent:
5553904, Sep 10, 1996
Filed:
Apr 28, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/430563
Inventors:
Lorenzo Lorenzo - Miami FL
International Classification:
B65D 2730
US Classification:
292307R
Abstract:
A protecting seal for the doors of containers and trailers that include a rotating rod to which a locking bar pivoting housing is rigidly mounted and a locking bar that is pivotally mounted within the pivoting housing which includes a pin pivotally supporting the locking bar. The protecting seal has locking assemblies mounted to flap members extending from the longitudinal edges of a jacket member. The flap members and the jacket member embrace the rotating rod. An adhesive is used on the internal walls and surfaces to further secure the protecting seal to the rod and pivoting housing. This results in the protection of the pivoting pin mounted to the pivoting housing.