Randice-Lisa Altschul
The WORLD INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
ORGANIZATION has named Randi Altschul, one of the
WORLD’S NOTABLE INVENTORS.
Randi is an inventor of new products and author of new
books and properties. She 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 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. 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
HUGS Panda with the U.S. Olympics. Television
programs including “Money, Lust and Power” with
Viacom, “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.
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 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; Entrepreneurial groups to
school children. She also teaches classes on How to
Make Money from Your Ideas.
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.
Related Companies:
Diece-Lisa Industries Inc.; Lots of Hugs, Dynamic
Technologies Corp.; Dieceland Technology Group;
Shout Out Technologies, LLC; Pop Test, LLC, Whirlwind
Technologies; and Dieceland Entertainment Group.
For more information check out
www.Inventing411.com or put her name into any
search engine.
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