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R. Daniel Brdar

Executive at Ideal Power

Austin, Texas, United States

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Leo FonsecaunlockedR. Daniel Brdar: together at GE (1999–2000)
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Executive at Ideal Power

Experience

  1. Ideal Power Inc.Chief Executive Officercurrent2014 β€” presentAustin, TX
  2. Petra SolarChief Operating Officer2011 β€” 2013South Plainfield, NJ
  3. FuelCell EnergyPresident, CEO and Chairman2006 β€” 2011Danbury, CT
  4. FuelCell EnergyChief Operating Officer2005 β€” 2006Danbury, CT
  5. FuelCell EnergyVice President, Product Development2002 β€” 2005Danbury, CT
  6. FuelCell EnergyVice President, Distributor Operations2000 β€” 2002Danbury, CT
  7. GEGas Turbine Product Manager1999 β€” 2000Schenectady, NY
  8. GEProcess Power Development Manager1997 β€” 1999Schenectady, NY
  9. U.S. Department of EnergyAssociate Director, National Energy Technology Lab1996 β€” 1997Morgantown, WV & Pittsburgh, PA
  10. U.S. Department of EnergyProduct manager1994 β€” 1996Morgantown, WV

Skills & more

Strategic Alliances and PartnershipGlobal P&L ManagementBusiness and Market ExpansionNew Product IntroductionsStrategic PlanningGlobal Operations ManagementCost ReductionsTeambuilding and LeadershipSupply Chain ManagementInternational SourcingCapital Raising, Investor RelationsProcess Improvements
+6 moreProduct Lifecycle ManagementAlternative EnergyBusinessBusiness StrategyBusiness DevelopmentBudgets

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Who is R. Daniel Brdar?
Executive Officer, Director at Ideal Power
Where does R. Daniel Brdar work?
R. Daniel Brdar is Executive at Ideal Power.
Where did R. Daniel Brdar go to school?
R. Daniel Brdar studied at University of Pittsburgh (Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Engineering).

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