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ColecoVision | 1982 | |
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Arnold C. Greenberg |
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Leonard E. Greenberg Chairman and Chief Executive Officer |
Executive Officers |
Melvin Y. Gershman Vice Chairman and Chief Operating Officer |
J. Brian Ckarke ExecutiveVice President and Chief Operating Officer |
Morton E. Handel ExecutiveVice President + Administration and Finance |
Philip Cohen Senior Vice President |
Martin E. Ehrlich Senior Vice President |
Martin S. Schwefel Senior Vice President and General Counsel; Secretary |
Paul C. Meyer Vice President + Finance |
Charles H. Murphy Treasurer |
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Operating Executives Coleco, United States. |
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Michael A. Appel Vice President + Production Control |
Marvin Berger Vice President + Sales, Toys & Games |
Eric D. Bromley Vice President + Devopment |
Alvin R. Brown Vice President + Far East Operations |
Frank Dempsey Vice President + Purchasing |
John J. Driska Vice President + Manufacturing |
Paul A. Dwyer Vice President + Transportation |
Douglas L. Glaspie Vice President + Manufacturing |
Lawrence H. Hewitt, SR. Vice President + Distribution |
Alfred R. Kahn Vice President + Merchandising |
Lawrence J. Karam Vice President + Operations Planning, Electronics |
Michael V. Katz Vice President + Marketing Services |
Michael R. Kirsch Vice President + Sales, Water Products |
Robert H. Leff Vice President + Sales, Toys & Games |
Ralph R. Ligouri Vice President + Administration |
James J. Pasquale Vice President + Management Information Systems |
John A. Passante Vice President + Human Resources |
Victor J. Ragusa Vice President + Industrial Relations |
Bert L. Reiner Vice President + Product Development, Ride-Ons |
Raymond H. Ringston Vice President + Marketing Planning |
Perry P. Rosenweig Vice President + Sales Administration |
Sidney Silverman Vice President + Sales, Water Products |
Charles B. Steeley Vice President + International Marketing |
Jerry D. Wood Vice President + Preliminary |
Mark L. Yoseloff Vice President + Product Operations |
Dino G. Zampini Vice President + Electronic Manufacturing |
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Operating Executives Coleco, (Canada) Limited. |
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J. Brian Clarke Chairman |
Georges Dussault Vice President + Operations |
Gene M. Florio Senior Vice President + Finance |
Philip Harrison Vice President + Markting |
Michael F. Richards Vice President + Sales |
Pierre Rouette Vice President + Engineering |
M. U. (Rich) Tanner Vice President + Materials Management |
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Operating Executives Costal Industries, Inc. |
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Charles T. Schaub President |
Kenneth Cecil Vice President + Sales |
Lionel Frank Vice President + Administration/Finance |
Frank Miguorino Vice President + Traffic & Warehousing |
Morris Tarlow Vice President + Sales |
Bruce Rindzuner Vice President + Sales |
Frederic S. Rosenfeld Vice President + Merchandising |
Howard Uhde Vice President + Production |
Dr. Henry Young Vice President + Technical Services |
Facilities. Corporate Headquarters. |
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945 Asylum Avenue Hartford, Connecticut 06105 (203) 278-0280 |
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Manufacturing Facilities And Distibution Centers |
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21 West Main Street Mayfield, New York 12117 |
Coleco Park Mayfield, New York 12117 |
80 Lincoln Street Gloversville, New York 12078 |
Operations Center 2 Park Street Amsterdam, New York 12010 |
10 Park Street Amsterdam, New York 12010 |
37 Prospect Street Amsterdam, New York 12010 |
50 Park Street Amsterdam, New York 12010 |
31-35 Willow Street Amsterdam, New York 12010 |
50 Willow Street Amsterdam, New York 12010 |
Subsidiaries. | ||
Coleco (Canada) Limited 4000 St. Ambroise Street Montreal, Quebec, Canada H4C 2C8 |
Costal Industries, Inc. 190 Jony Drive Carlstadt, New Jersey 07072 |
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Company Sales Offices. | ||
New York 200 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10010 |
Chicago 4825 North Scott Schiller Park, Illinois 60176 |
Los Ageles 1201 Bell Avenue Tustin, California 92680 |
Montreal 4000 St. Ambroise Street Montreal, Quebec, Canada H4C 2C8 |
Toronto 5149 Bradco Boulevard Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L4W2A6 |
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Out of the company was also Bob Greenberg, another member of the Coleco family.
He worked for MicroSoft and left MicroSoft again in 1981, after helping the company with the development of a new version of BASIC.
When he left, he went on to help his family's company, Coleco
Industries with development of the Cabbage Patch Kid dolls, which became a huge hit.
Last updated: April 19, 2015.