Barry Hallenbeck

1996-1998 PUMA AG Brockton, MA
Director of R&D, Footwear International

Managed design and development staff of 21 persons
Recruited designers and developers
Established CAD and modelmaking departments
Instituted sample tracking and fit and wear testing systems
Expanded SMU program
Worked with international customers
Defined development procedures and timetables

1990-1996 Footwear Management Group Woburn, MA
Principal

Co-founder of FMG
Built international client base
Designed, developed, and sourced all categories of athletic footwear
Invented several footwear technologies

Patent 05319868
Patent 05327662
Patent 05341583
Patent D0327977
Patent D0328517

1984-1990 PUMA USA Framingham, MA

Vice President of Research and Development
Managed R&D Staff
Designed all categories of footwear
Negotiated pricing
Co-holder of first Cell Technology patent

1983-1984 New Balance Athletic Shoe Lawrence, MA
Footwear Designer

First industrial designer at New Balance
Designed running, basketball, tennis, and soccer footwear
Created control drawings for all molded footwear components

1983 Industrial Design Consultants Plainville, CT
Industrial Designer

Designed products for clients including Stanley Tools
Built models for clients such as Boston Digital

1983 Philadelphia College of Art (University of the Arts) Philadelphia, PA

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design