Edward S Danavi from Glenview, IL, age 73

Senior Vice President Of Operations

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Location:

922 Queens Ln, Glenview, IL 60025

Industry:

Chemicals

Work:

Medline Industries, Inc.
Senior Vice President of Operations
Medline Industries, Inc. Sep 2006 - Nov 2007
Vice President of Operations
Medline Industries, Inc. Sep 2006 - Nov 2007
Vice President of Manufacturing
Vartan Solutions Jan 2005 - Sep 2006
President
Rohm and Haas Aug 2001 - Dec 2004
Noth America Supply Chain and Manufacturing Manager

Education:

University of Illinois at Chicago 1979 - 1983
Master of Science, Masters, Chemical Engineering University of Illinois at Chicago 1977
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering

Skills:

Continuous Improvement
Six Sigma
Process Improvement
Lean Manufacturing
Strategy
Manufacturing
Management
Supply Chain
Operations Management
Team Building
Change Management
Project Management
Leadership

Edward Danavi, Chicago IL Agent

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Work:

Coldwell Banker
Chicago, IL
773 465-4200 (Phone)

Us Patents

Methods For Making Customized Gloves And Formers
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US Patent:

8512615, Aug 20, 2013
Filed:

Apr 3, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/080521
Inventors:

Samuel T. H. Amdur - Libertyville IL, US
Edward Danavi - Palatine IL, US
Alan E. Weiss - Highland Park IL, US
Assignee:

Medine Industries, Inc. - Mundelein IL
International Classification:

B29C 33/40
US Classification:

264222
Abstract:

A method of making custom glove formers for making custom-fit disposable gloves using a three dimensional camera or laser for taking the dimensions of a user's hand and making a mold therefrom for use in making the custom glove former. Alternatively, the method includes using an impression material for taking an impression of a user's hand to make a mold for use in making the custom glove former. In further embodiments, the method includes using a combination of a three dimensional camera or laser and impression material to make a mold for use in making the custom glove former. The custom glove formers are then used for making the custom-fit disposable gloves.

Method And System For Aseptically Filling A Package
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US Patent:

20230062914, Mar 2, 2023
Filed:

Nov 9, 2022
Appl. No.:

17/984173
Inventors:

- Northfield IL, US
Edward Danavi - Palatine IL, US
International Classification:

A61F 15/00
B65B 55/02
B65B 55/16
B65B 3/00
B65B 5/04
A61L 2/08
Abstract:

The present invention relates to a method and system for aseptically filling of flexible packages containing dry cloth. Such a method may include a first stage that is performed in a non-sterile environment. The first stage may include cutting a first substantially dry cloth to a predetermined size; inserting the first cloth into a flexible package; sealing a first end of the flexible package; and sterilizing the flexible package. The method may also include a second stage performed in a sterile environment. The second stage may include filling the flexible package with a medical solution such that the substantially dry cloth absorbs at least a portion of the medical solution; and sealing the open end of the flexible package.

Method And System For Aseptically Filling A Package
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US Patent:

20210220192, Jul 22, 2021
Filed:

Mar 10, 2021
Appl. No.:

17/197934
Inventors:

- Mundelein IL, US
Edward Danavi - Palatine IL, US
International Classification:

A61F 15/00
B65B 55/02
B65B 55/16
B65B 3/00
B65B 5/04
A61L 2/08
Abstract:

The present invention relates to a method and system for aseptically filling of flexible packages containing dry cloth. Such a method may include a first stage that is performed in a non-sterile environment. The first stage may include cutting a first substantially dry cloth to a predetermined size; inserting the first cloth into a flexible package; sealing a first end of the flexible package; and sterilizing the flexible package. The method may also include a second stage performed in a sterile environment. The second stage may include filling the flexible package with a medical solution such that the substantially dry cloth absorbs at least a portion of the medical solution; and sealing the open end of the flexible package.

Method And System For Aseptically Filling A Package
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US Patent:

20190192359, Jun 27, 2019
Filed:

Feb 27, 2019
Appl. No.:

16/287867
Inventors:

- Mundelein IL, US
Edward Danavi - Palatine IL, US
International Classification:

A61F 15/00
B65B 55/16
B65B 3/00
B65B 5/04
B65B 55/02
A61L 2/08
Abstract:

The present invention relates to a method and system for aseptically filling of flexible packages containing dry cloth. Such a method may include a first stage that is performed in a non-sterile environment. The first stage may include cutting a first substantially dry cloth to a predetermined size; inserting the first cloth into a flexible package; sealing a first end of the flexible package; and sterilizing the flexible package. The method may also include a second stage performed in a sterile environment. The second stage may include filling the flexible package with a medical solution such that the substantially dry cloth absorbs at least a portion of the medical solution; and sealing the open end of the flexible package.

Method And System For Aseptically Filling A Package
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US Patent:

20140215969, Aug 7, 2014
Filed:

Feb 5, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/759759
Inventors:

- Mundelein IL, US
Edward Danavi - Palatine IL, US
Assignee:

Medline Industries, Inc. - Mundelein IL
International Classification:

B65B 55/02
US Classification:

53425, 53111 R
Abstract:

The present invention relates to a method and system for aseptically filling of flexible packages containing dry cloth. Such a method may include a first stage that is performed in a non-sterile environment. The first stage may include cutting a first substantially dry cloth to a predetermined size; inserting the first cloth into a flexible package; sealing a first end of the flexible package; and sterilizing the flexible package. The method may also include a second stage performed in a sterile environment. The second stage may include filling the flexible package with a medical solution such that the substantially dry cloth absorbs at least a portion of the medical solution; and sealing the an open end of the flexible package.