THOMAS LEE CLARK
Pilots at Stemmons Trl, Dallas, TX
License number
Texas A4075399
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
2395 Stemmons Trl #162, Dallas, TX 75220
Professional information
Thomas C. Clark, Dallas TX - Lawyer
Address:
3131 Turtle Cr STE 1201, Dallas 75219
(214) 559-4400, (214) 521-2990
(214) 559-4400, (214) 521-2990
Licenses:
Texas - Eligible To Practice In Texas 1989
Experience:
President at Dealey Zimmermann Clark Malouf & Blend, PC - 2001-present
Attorney at McDonald & Schuble, LLP - 1999-2001
Attorney at Moseley & Standerfer, PC - 1992-1999
Attorney at Baker, Geary, Glast & Middleton - 1989-1992
Attorney at McDonald & Schuble, LLP - 1999-2001
Attorney at Moseley & Standerfer, PC - 1992-1999
Attorney at Baker, Geary, Glast & Middleton - 1989-1992
Education:
Baylor UniversityGraduated 1989
Baylor UniversityDegree BA - Bachelor of Arts - History with HonorsGraduated 1986
Baylor UniversityDegree BA - Bachelor of Arts - History with HonorsGraduated 1986
Specialties:
Litigation - 50%
Corporate / Incorporation - 25%
Real Estate - 25%
Corporate / Incorporation - 25%
Real Estate - 25%
Languages:
English
Associations:
Dallas Bar Association, 1989-present
Vice Presidents, Dtz A Ugl Company
Position:
Vice President at DTZ a UGL Company
Location:
Dallas/Fort Worth Area
Industry:
Real Estate
Work:
DTZ a UGL Company
- Dallas/Fort Worth Area since Aug 2011
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Vice President
CresaPartners
- Dallas/Fort Worth Area Feb 2007 - Jun 2011
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Vice President
Momentum
Jun 2006 - Jan 2007
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Director of Client Solutions
StraightSource
- Dallas/Fort Worth Area Apr 1997 - Jan 2006
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Account Executive
FT. Mortgage Companies
1995 - 1997
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Sr. Compliance Auditor
Education:
Angelo State University 1986 - 1989
BBA, Finance / Real Estate
BBA, Finance / Real Estate
Skills:
Real Estate, Contract Negotiation, Corporate Real Estate, Negotiation, Strategic Planning, New Business Development, Account Management, Business Development, Location Intelligence, Sales, Leases, Retail, Marketing, Sales Management, Financial Analysis
Thomas Clark - Dallas, TX
Work:
Everest College - Dallas, TX
Re-entry Coordinator American Trades Institute - Dallas, TX
Admissions Representative Aims Academy Culinary School - Dallas, TX
Admissions and Public Relations Representative Phoenix Provisions - Dallas, TX
Inside and Outside Sales Representative Martin Food Service - Dallas, TX
Office Manager
Re-entry Coordinator American Trades Institute - Dallas, TX
Admissions Representative Aims Academy Culinary School - Dallas, TX
Admissions and Public Relations Representative Phoenix Provisions - Dallas, TX
Inside and Outside Sales Representative Martin Food Service - Dallas, TX
Office Manager
Windjet Turbine
US Patent:
6582291, Jun 24, 2003
Filed:
Dec 17, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/022600
Inventors:
Thomas L. Clark - Dallas TX 75234
International Classification:
F23L 1710
US Classification:
454 19
Abstract:
A roof-mounted wind turbine includes turbine vanes that are linear-shaped and do not have the conventional convex curvature. Additionally, the turbine vanes are made in common with one another or with a common turbine component, so that each vane does not require individual handling nor individual attachment to the turbine assembly as is required in the construction of conventional wind turbines that are commercially available today. This is accomplished by producing the vanes by molding or extruding techniques that are commonly used in making plastic assemblies or components.
Windjet Turbine
US Patent:
6352473, Mar 5, 2002
Filed:
Mar 10, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/523258
Inventors:
Thomas L. Clark - Dallas TX 75234
International Classification:
F23L 1710
US Classification:
454 19, 454 18
Abstract:
A roof-mounted wind turbine includes turbine vanes that are linear-shaped and do not have the conventional convex curvature. Additionally, the turbine vanes are made in common with one another or with a common turbine component, so that each vane does not require individual handling nor individual attachment to the turbine assembly as is required in the construction of conventional wind turbines that are commercially available today. This is accomplished by producing the vanes by molding or extruding techniques that are commonly used in making plastic assemblies or components.
Damper For Controlling Air Flow Through A Passage
US Patent:
6776349, Aug 17, 2004
Filed:
Oct 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/691214
Inventors:
Thomas L. Clark - Dallas TX 75234
International Classification:
F23L 1710
US Classification:
236 495, 454 18, 454 31, 454352
Abstract:
A damper for allowing some degree of air flow (winter ventilation) through a roof mounted, conduit to aid in preventing the growth of black mold in an attic while aiding in heat retention during colder periods of the year. The low profile damper is comprised of a housing having a plurality of louvers pivotably mounted therein. A linkage strip interconnects the louvers together whereby a bimetal coil move the louvers in unison between their open and closed positions in response to temperature. The damper includes an air flow selector means that allows a âselectedâ closed position to be selected at which a predetermine volume of air is allowed to flow through the damper.
Thomas Clark
Location:
Dallas/Fort Worth Area
Industry:
Staffing and Recruiting