Everyday Edisons Season 5 Casting Call - Calling all inventors @edisonnation

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Have you ever thought, "wouldn't it be cool if…"?
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Everyday Edisons Season 5 Casting Call - Calling all inventors

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$Women In Innovation Have you ever thought, wouldnt it be cool if…? We exist to get product ideas out of your head and onto retail shelves, all at no risk to you. Learn more at EdisonNation.com: http://bit.ly/1oxgQ9d Doris Christopher, Teresa Stanek Rea and Betsy Kaufman talk about innovation. Inspired by her dedication to preserving the tradition of family mealtimes and driven by the spirit of entrepreneurism, Doris Christopher founded The Pampered Chef® from the basement of her suburban Chicago home in 1980. Teresa Stanek Rea is Deputy Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Ms. Rea oversees an office that encourages innovation and technological advancement, and helps businesses protect their investments, promote their goods and safeguard against deception in the marketplace. Ms. Rea joined the USPTO in 2011 as Deputy Director. She is a leading attorney in the field of intellectual property with more than 25 years of legal experience and a past president of the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA). Before joining the USPTO, Ms. Rea was a partner in Crowell & Moring LLPs Washington, D.C., office where she focused on intellectual property and dispute resolution related to pharmaceutical, biotechnology and other life science issues. Rea has experience in drafting infringement and validity opinions, as well as experience in interference and licensing matters. Edison Nation member Betsy Kaufman invented the hit As Seen On TV product Eggies. While standing over her stove early one morning, watching the water boil a few eggs, she came across her kooky concept. What about a heat-resistant, egg-shaped container that prevented hairline fractures? One that kept you from laboring over egg shells, the notorious bane of garbage disposals around the country? Betsys Eggies idea was quickly selected from an As Seen On TV search, and according to our partner, early indications show that Eggies is on track to becoming one of the best DRTV products of the year. Beginning this summer and fall, youll be able to find Eggies in Walgreens, Bed Bath & Beyond and many more stores across the country.$

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$Eggies As Seen on TV Infomercial - Testimonials Have you ever thought, wouldnt it be cool if…? We exist to get product ideas out of your head and onto retail shelves, all at no risk to you. Learn more at EdisonNation.com: http://bit.ly/1oxgQ9d While standing over her stove early one morning, watching the water boil a few eggs, she came across her kooky concept. What about a heat-resistant, egg-shaped container that prevented hairline fractures? One that kept you from laboring over egg shells, the notorious bane of garbage disposals around the country? Betsys Eggies idea was quickly selected from an As Seen On TV search, and according to our partner, early indications show that Eggies is on track to becoming one of the best DRTV products of the year. Beginning this summer and fall, youll be able to find Eggies in Walgreens, Bed Bath & Beyond and many more stores across the country. Do you have an idea that you would like to see on the market? Learn more about Betsy and Edison Nations product searches at http//www.edisonnation.com$

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