If You Are An Inventor or Have An Idea For a Product You Need To Know The Name Warren Tuttle And You Need To Read His Book “Inventor Confidential – The Honest Guide To Profitable Inventing”.
Warren was the guy behind the launch of several highly successful products like MISTO, The Gourmet Olive Oil Sprayer and the SmartSpin Storage Container System.
For many years now, Warren Tuttle has overseen the Open Innovation product programs for several industry leading companies including Lifetime Brands in the housewares and table top arenas (Farberware, Kitchen Aid and 40 other brands), Techtronics Industries Power Tool Group in the power tool and hardware industries (Ryobi, Rigid, Hart Tools and other brands) and Merchant Media in the Direct Response Television category (Smart Spin, True Touch and other brands).
Warren Tuttle served as President of the United Inventors Association Board of Directors for 12 years and is currently a member of the National Pro Bono Patent Commission and the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s National Council for Expanding American Innovation.
He personally interacts with thousands of inventors every year and has initiated over 100 new consumer product licensing agreements that have collectively generated over a billion dollars in retail sales.
Warren Tuttles’ book “Inventor Confidential – The Honest Guide To Profitable Inventing” is a heads up to inventors and those with new product ideas of what to be aware of and what to watch out for.
BTW: Prior to developing and marketing products for the housewares industry, Warren owned 5 of his own gourmet specialty kitchenware stores (The Complete Kitchen of Southern CT), a prepared food and catering business (The Good Food Store of Darien, CT), a nationally recognized cooking school and a partnership in a kitchen design business. Food and Wine magazine once described The Complete Kitchen as “one of the finest gourmet stores in America”. He began his career as a department store buyer of cookware and small appliances in New York City (Abraham and Straus of Brooklyn, NY).
