About Us
Inventive Opportunity – Enhancing Innovation, Creativity and Value
Welcome to the Inventive Opportunity Blog. We are located in the Lower Mainland (Vancouver) area of beautiful British Columbia. Perry Woodworth, AScT, M.Sc. is the writer and researcher for the Inventive Opportunity Blog that provides content under our Categories: Marketing and Sales; Strategy and Leadership; Sustainability and Technology.
Perry Woodworth – Background
Perry Woodworth
Marketing, Technical Sales and Writing - Business Development, client Services and Sales Management; Technical and Business Writing; Product Development and Branding; Qualitative and Quantitative Research.
Strategy, Leadership and Business Operations - Operations Management; Strategic Business Planning and Business Process Analysis; Creative and Innovative Leadership.
Technology, Sustainability and Implementation – Prototyping, Environmental and Mechanical Engineering Technology; Electrical Technology; Triple Bottom Line Analysis; Developing and Implementing Sustainability; Implementing Plans and Integrating Products and Services in Existing Client Operations; Developing and Implementing Creativity and Innovation.
Other Qualifications: Certified Sales Professional (CSP) with Proven Skills in Sales, Marketing, Negotiations, Research and Management; Certified Engineering Technologist – Electrical (AScT) – Product Development and Design; Technical Writing and Research; Equipment Installations and Technical Training.
Education: Master of Science Degree in Environment and Management; Electro/Mechanical Engineering Diplomas with Honors; Fluid Power Certificate with Honors; Robotics Certificate with Honors; other education in Business Management, Marketing and Sales.
Technical Research
Forestry Research Firm - Picture to the left is the prototype apparatus (based on the ASTM test method) that Perry designed and manufactured for his thesis project(2003 – 2004). The prototype was used to test the friction resistance of petroleum and canola oil based lubricants. He calculated the energy demands based on the friction resistance of canola oil, petroleum and blended lubricants to demonstrate the energy savings and product feasibility considerations that can be applied towards Triple Bottom Line Analysis. The project and thesis research was successful with the following result “ The conclusion “Based on the test results and the above discussions, canola oil usage in saw guide lubricants is a sustainable alternative to the traditional hydrocarbon based products.”
Contact us: perry.woodworth@inventiveopportunity.com
