PEDRO M LEON
Dental Hygienist at 74 Ter, Miami, FL

License number

Florida 17593

Issued Date

Dec 29, 2003

Effective Date

Dec 29, 2003

Expiration Date

Feb 28, 2018

Professional information

Senior Level Retail Manager And Supply Chain Professional

Position:

General Manager at CompUSA / Tiger Direct

Location:

Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area

Industry:

Logistics and Supply Chain

Work:

CompUSA / Tiger Direct - Miami, Fl. since Sep 2011 - General Manager Retail Direct Exporters of America - Medley, Fl Feb 2009 - Aug 2011 - President The Home Depot Aug 1985 - Feb 2009 - Senior Logistics Manager / Store Manager

Education:

Miami Dade College 1987 - 1989
Business Administrtation, Business Administration and Management, General

Skills:

Import, Income Statement, Inventory Control, Logistics, Inventory Management

Languages:

Spanish

Pedro Leon - Miami Lakes, FL

Work:

Retail Direct Exporters of America LLC - Medley, FL
President The Home Depot Inc - Miami, FL
Senior Logistics Manager

Education:

Fla. International University - Miami, FL
Bachelors in Business Administration

Pedro Leon - Miami Lakes, FL

Work:

Retail Direct Exporters of America LLC - Medley, FL
President The Home Depot Inc - Miami, FL
Senior Logistics Manager

Education:

Fla. International University - Miami, FL
Bachelors in Business Administration

Owner, Lsgiga

Position:

Owner at LSGIGA

Location:

Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area

Industry:

Information Technology and Services

Work:

LSGIGA - Owner

Independent Entertainment Professional

Location:

Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area

Industry:

Entertainment

Apparatus And Method For Monitoring Vent Line Vacuum

US Patent:

5853665, Dec 29, 1998

Filed:

Sep 16, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/931178

Inventors:

Rodrigue Ade - Miami FL
Robert Autrey - Pembroke Pines FL
Santiago Galvez - Miami FL
Pedro E. Leon - Miami FL
Michael A. Krou - Davie FL

Assignee:

Coulter International Corp. - Miami FL

International Classification:

G01N 114

US Classification:

422 62

Abstract:

An apparatus for automatically drawing a blood sample from a sealed container having an internal pressure below that of atmospheric pressure comprises an aspirating needle which serves to pierce the sealed container to aspirate liquid from the container, and to vent the interior of the container to the surrounding atmosphere through a suitable vent line connected to the needle. Such apparatus further comprises a vacuum pump connected to the needle through an aspiration line for aspirating blood from the sealed container. To warn the user of the possibility that fluid (e. g. cleansing diluent) in the aspirating needle has been drawn into the sealed container in the event of a vent line failure, apparatus is provided for detecting the pressure in the container immediately after the aspirating needle has pierced the container seal, and for comparing this pressure with a predetermined nominal value (typically, the negative pressure rating of the vacuum pump).