Randi is an entrepreneur/inventor of new products and
author of books and properties. She is highly skilled at
innovative adaptation of high technology for
commercialization. Randi created the disposable cell phone,
the credit card phone, the programmable debit card, the
paper laptop, and other new products and properties,
which range from games and game shows to high tech
electronics and everything in between, including food, gifts,
etc. She is currently developing products for the U.S.
Military. One of her company’s, Pop Test, LLC featuring her
non-invasive diabetes testing system was named one of the
TOP TEN Entrepreneurial Companies in a competition
featuring Sir Richard Branson as one of the distinguished
group of Judges and Key Note Speaker.
(www.DiabetesPopTest.com). Her drug development
company demonstrated success in the development of a
chemo-sensitizer for breast cancer and ovarian cancer and
is going to human trials. It has been awarded a new
composition of matter formulation patent for cancer
therapeutics (visit www.MIVOTUM.com). She has licensed
more than 250 projects around the World and has been
associated with major licenses since she started her first
company Dieceland, in 1985. Her first major project was
the Miami Vice game, which put her on the map in the toy
industry. She created Barbie’s 30th Birthday game, the
Power Rangers games, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
game, the Simpson game, etc. Her blue-sky products (ones
she creates out of thin air) include Turbo Fist/Racing Fist
with Tonka, Clay to Win game with Coleco. The SLAP with
Rand International, Little Magic Walker Doll with Tyco,
Color Blaster “Fast Blast” with Kenner, Funge with Ohio Art,
Bendy Wendy with Toy Biz and the Exclusive Olympic LOTS
OF HUGS™ Panda with the U.S. Olympics. Television
programs including “Money, Lust and Power” with Viacom,
“BEYOND BITCH, It Pays To Complain!” with Marc Summers
Productions and Shooters Productions; “Electric Ninja, High
Tech Pirates, and Kinesis” with NBC. She has written
several books including her memoir: Financiers, Lawyers
and Other Assorted Snakes which the New York Times
called “a road map for inventors looking to bring a product
to market.” Women’s Fiction: Sorry, You Can’t Enter
Heaven.
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Randi was the first inventor represented by the William
Morris Agency and the first inventor contracted by NBC to
develop merchandise based television programs. She is
ranked among the top 70 inventors in the World by INSIDE
SANTA'S WORKSHOP, a book focusing on the inner
workings of the toy and game industry. She owns the only
patented HUGS in the World. She has two patents on
INTERACTIVE CEREAL and numerous patents in the
telecommunication, technology, medical devices and
medical therapeutic fields. She has established herself as a
creative resource to virtually any market from simple toys
and games, to television, medical and high-tech industries.
Randi’s speaking engagements range from the United
States Secret Service to Harvard and the Wharton School;
Entrepreneurial groups to school children. She also teaches
classes on How to Make Money from Your Ideas.
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MEDIA EXPERIENCE:
Randi and her products have appeared on many television
programs, and in newspapers, and magazines around the
World including the David Letterman show, the Today
Show, Regis and Kelly, The CBS Early Show, MSNBC,
CNBC, CNN, Fox News, Fox Cable, NBC News, CBS News,
ABC News, The New York Times, Reuters, The Daily News,
The NY Post, The North Jersey Record, The cover story of
the London Financial Times Sunday Magazine, The Chicago
Sun Times, Investors Business Daily, The LA Times, The
San Francisco Chronicle, Entrepreneur Magazine, Success
Magazine, Fortune Small Business, Parade Magazine, etc.
She was an expert guest on QVC, a question on Jeopardy
and featured in a Ripley’s comic.
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