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A s a registered professional engineer, Samuel Herb has solidified over six decades of professional experience in his field. Before becoming a manufacturing executive at JAOMAD Consultancy, he worked at Honeywell Corp. from 1957 to 1979, maintaining positions as a technician, a technical writer, an applications engineer and project engineer. After leaving the company he began working at Leeds & Northrup as a product application specialist, product manager, and a market manager for control applications. As he continued to excel in his career he utilized his executive skills to earn prestigious positions as a director of marketing, market analyst, as well as had his hands in strategic marketing. Mr. Herb has penned himself an author of many books and on- line CD courses related to the

Samuel Herb Manufacturing Executive JAOMAD Consultancy New Britain, PA

field, contributed articles to professional journals, as well as serves as an editor for the Newsletter for Parish Ecumenical Representatives to the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. His literary prowess allowed him to be a columnist of Intech magazine for Voice Acting Productions newsletter and editor of the Philadelphia executive board. He was named to the Legion of Honor Chapel of Four Chaplains, recipient of the BSA Woodbadge, Distinguished Commissioner Award, the Silver Beaver Award, the Toastmaster CTM, and the Jack McGrath Automation Award. To prepare for his career, he earned a Bachelor of electronic engineering at Drexel University in 1969. Mr. Herb is a member of the International Society Automation, the Golden Eagle Award, the Industrial Computing Society, the Engineers Club, and the Boy Scouts of America and has been featured in Who’s Who in Finance and Business, Who’s Who in Finance and Industry, Who’s Who in America, and Who’s Who in the East.

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