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Michael J Zarich

from Houston, TX
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Also known as:
Micahel J Zurich, Micheal J Zarich
Phone and address:
7707 S Hunters Court Dr, Houston, TX 77055
(713) 443-2010
Connected to:
Amy S Zarichnak, 53Richard D Zarichnak, 47Crystal M Zarick, 64Kelsy M Zarick, 32Stephen S Zaricki, 75Alicia Zaricor, 32Roxana G Zaricor, 58Jason R Zariczny, 47Hester Zarieki, 42James W Zariello, 36

Michael Zarich Phones & Addresses

  • 7707 S Hunters Court Dr, Houston, TX 77055 (713) 443-2010
  • 3300 Sage St, Houston, TX 77056 (713) 877-1799
  • 5302 Meadow Lake Dr, Houston, TX 77056 (713) 960-1130
  • 3223 Brook Grove Dr, Kingwood, TX 77345 (281) 913-8388
  • 1614 Judson St, Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 776-2642
  • Denver, CO

Work

Company: Bank of texas Apr 2016 Position: Manager, investment team

Education

Degree: Bachelors, Bachelor of Science In Business Administration School / High School: University of Denver - Daniels College of Business Specialities: Marketing, Finance and Marketing, Finance

Skills

Investments • Portfolio Management • Financial Services • Management • Investment Advisory • Asset Management • Financial Planning • Marketing • Wealth Management • Leadership • Financial Analysis • Business Strategy • Marketing Strategy • New Business Development • Finance • Business Development • Asset Allocation • Strategic Planning • Financial Modeling • Investment Strategies • Equities • Investment Management

Languages

English

Interests

Poverty Alleviation

Industries

Financial Services

Resumes

Resumes

Michael Zarich Photo 1

Manager, Investment Team

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Location:
Houston, TX
Industry:
Financial Services
Work:
Bank of Texas
Manager, Investment Team
King Investment Advisors, Inc. Jul 2007 - Nov 2015
Managing Director, Business Development
Stanford Group Company Jan 2006 - Jun 2007
Senior Investment Officer
Stanford Group Company Jun 1999 - Dec 2005
Managing Director, Investment Advisory Group
American Express Financial Advisors Jan 1996 - May 1999
Financial Planning Analyst
Education:
University of Denver - Daniels College of Business
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science In Business Administration, Marketing, Finance and Marketing, Finance
Skills:
Investments
Portfolio Management
Financial Services
Management
Investment Advisory
Asset Management
Financial Planning
Marketing
Wealth Management
Leadership
Financial Analysis
Business Strategy
Marketing Strategy
New Business Development
Finance
Business Development
Asset Allocation
Strategic Planning
Financial Modeling
Investment Strategies
Equities
Investment Management
Interests:
Poverty Alleviation
Languages:
English

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Mr. Michael Zarich
Owner
M J Productions
Video Production Services
727 N. Waco Ave, Suite 360, Wichita, KS 67203-3954
(316) 262-5535
Michael Zarich
Director, Treasurer
Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
Individual & Family Services
2403 Holcombe, Houston, TX 77021

Publications

Us Patents

Gas Discharge Lamp And Power Distribution System Therefor

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US Patent:
54850576, Jan 16, 1996
Filed:
Sep 2, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/116150
Inventors:
Robert C. Smallwood - Leesburg VA
Michael P. Zarich - Longmont CO
International Classification:
H01J 744
US Classification:
315 58
Abstract:
Fluorescent type lamps are arranged to have high frequency power derived from standard, commercial A. C. sources either directly or from power levels distributed from a master ballast. When the master ballast is employed, it functions as an interface between the primary power source and a distribution network to one or more modules so as to relieve the modules of operations such as initial power form conversions, filtering and power factors correcting which require large components. The module or modules driven by the master ballast output are contained within the lamp envelope or attached as an extension of the lamp envelope. The module is formed of elements mounted as a miniaturized unit configured to fit within the lamp envelope or to attach to the end of the envelope. The module includes oscillator components mounted on an envelope board so as to form an assembly with a cross-section compatible with the perimeter of the envelope itself. The module can operate independent of a master ballast unit by including power handling circuitry within the module.

Gas Discharge Lamp And Power Distribution System Therefor

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US Patent:
56546092, Aug 5, 1997
Filed:
Jun 29, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/496623
Inventors:
Robert Charles Smallwood - Leesburg VA
Michael Paul Zarich - Longmont CO
Assignee:
Logic Laboratories, Inc. - Leesburg VA
International Classification:
H01J 744
US Classification:
315 56
Abstract:
Fluorescent type lamps are arranged to have high frequency power derived from standard, commercial A. C. sources either directly or from power levels distributed from a master ballast. When the master ballast is employed, it functions as an interface between the primary power source and a distribution network to one or more modules so as to relieve the modules of operations such as initial power form conversions, filtering and power factor correcting which require large components. The module or modules driven by the master ballast output are contained within the lamp envelope or attached as an extension of the lamp envelope. The module is formed of elements mounted as a miniaturized unit configured to fit within the lamp envelope or to attach to the end of the envelope. The module includes oscillator components mounted on an elongated board so as to form an assembly with a cross-section compatible with the perimeter of the envelope itself. The module can operate independent of a master ballast unit by including power handling circuitry within the module.

Apparatuses, Systems, And Methods For Anticipating And Delivering Medications From A Central Pharmacy To A Patient Using A Track Based Transport System

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US Patent:
20140261058, Sep 18, 2014
Filed:
Mar 15, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/835779
Inventors:
- Cranberry PA, US
Paul A. Brayford - Lakewood CO, US
Stefan Michael Elsener - Westminster CO, US
Michael P. Zarich - Longmont CO, US
James Kolozs - Denver CO, US
International Classification:
B61C 3/00
B61F 5/50
US Classification:
104288, 1051991
Abstract:
Provided herein are various apparatuses, systems, and methods for transporting medication within a healthcare facility. Examples of the invention may include a car for a track-based transport system. The car may include a payload platform configured to support a payload on a payload surface; a first tilt bracket rotatably coupled to the payload platform and rotatable relative to the payload platform about a first axis orthogonal to a plane defined by the payload surface; a first bogie pivotably coupled to the tilt bracket, where the bogie is configured to pivot about a first pivot axis that is perpendicular to the first axis and perpendicular to a direction of travel of the car; and a first electric motor coupled to the first bogie and configured to receive electric power through a bus bar disposed along a track on which the car rides.

Apparatuses, Systems, And Methods For Anticipating And Delivering Medications From A Central Pharmacy To A Patient Using A Track Based Transport System

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US Patent:
20140262690, Sep 18, 2014
Filed:
Mar 15, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/835431
Inventors:
- Cranberry PA, US
Paul A. Brayford - Lakewood CO, US
Stefan Michael Elsener - Westminster CO, US
Michael P. Zarich - Longmont CO, US
James Kolozs - Denver CO, US
International Classification:
B65G 41/00
US Classification:
198602
Abstract:
Provided herein are various apparatuses, systems, and methods for transporting medication within a healthcare facility. An example system for connecting sections of a track having an electrically conductive bus bar may include a first end cap including an alignment ridge, where the first end cap is received at the end of a first track section having a first bus bar, and a second end cap having an alignment channel, where the second end cap is received at the end of a second track section having a second bus bar. The alignment ridge may be configured to be received within the alignment channel when the first track section and the second track section are out of alignment, and in response to the first track section being brought into alignment with the second track section, the alignment ridge and alignment channel cooperate to draw the first and second bus bar into contact.
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