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Since LEDs seem to reproduce color in a different way than conventional lighting...
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About Me:

I am an imaginative Cleantech entrepreneur with a global vision.

In 1999 with an Associates in Science Degree in the Recording Arts program from Full Sail Real World Education and several education awards I moved to Miami to design, install and take care of all technical aspects of the world renowned restaurant B.E.D in Miami Beach working as their Technical Manager. In early 2000 I was shown a prototype of a RGB HBLED lighting fixture and right away I visualized the potential of this new kind of lighting.
I designed and installed the first HB LED lighting system in Miami ( @ B.E.D), that is why some consider me a pioneer in the HB LED lighting industry. Soon after, I was also working in projects for Crobar,Spin, Mint, Opium Gardens, Mansion etc. Doing HB LED Lighting designs and installations from restaurants and nightclubs to a furniture store and a couple yachts (the M.Y. Pari and the M.Y. Octopus). After years of great success in the USA, in 2005 I moved back to Spain with the intention of opening one of the first HB LED lighting companies in this country. After 2 years of preparation and education as an entrepreneur in schools like EOI and IE. I developed a business plan that has been classified among the top 50 in the Eurowards 2006 contest, ranked among the top 20 of the Banespyme-Orange awards (formally known as Premios Neti) and that has been awarded the Premio Bancaja Jovenes Emprendedores. The business project TAEX became TECARTEX Digital Solutions, SL in March 2007 and we opened our doors in April. Today with our website www.tecartex.com we promote the global benefits of using HB LED lighting and bring the latest information of the HB LED industry to the English and Spanish speaking audiences while at the same time we offer our products and services online. We just recently lauched www.HBLEDnetwork.com a social site for profesionals and enthusiasts of HB LED lighting.

About My Company:

TECARTEX Digital Solutions, SL
"LED by Innovation LED by Imagination™"

Tecartex´s mission is to enjoy providing creative solutions, global and differentiating, using imagination, art and the latest digital technologies; mainly through lighting with HB LEDs, assuring energy efficiency and facilitating the way towards renewable energy.
All this while respecting the environment and watching out for the interests of our clients, partners, associates and employees.

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My wife, Lighting, Music, Technology, Internet, Photography, Film, F1, GTA,

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Grow my business, Promote my products, Get to know people in my field, Grow my network, Get industry events information, Find friends and collegues, Learn about HB LED Lighting, Be a part of the Lighting Revolution!

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Who is coming to Light Fair International?

I am bringing a little present for the members of HBLEDnetwork.com =)
Let me know if you are coming and at which booth will I find you.

Posted on May 20, 2008 at 10:33pm — 4 Comments

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At 4:25pm on October 27, 2009, Mark Parsons said…: Thanks Alex! I think this forum will be a great place to bring like-minded folks together on LED lighting and systems. Looking forward to it!
-Mark

At 6:44pm on July 13, 2009, Nick Czudyjowycz said…: HelloAlex, Viva la revolutione!
thanks for the invite. It looks like an interesting website and I appreciate the work that you have undergone to organize this. I am looking forward to meeting our peers in the LED lighting revolution. I am hoping that this is a pace that the LED professionals can interact. Best regards Nick Czudyjowycz

At 4:21pm on July 9, 2009, shad flaig said…: Thank you Alex!

At 5:19am on July 8, 2009, BIJOY MELE VEETTIL said…: Hello Alex,

Thanks for your warm welcome,
I had the experience of working with HBLEDs as a solution manager for Philips LUMILEDs with Future Electronics,

Currently I am working with Premier Farnell, Where in we support the electronics design engineers with Semiconductor products.
As well as , I am making a small prototype for the general indoor illumination,basically a repalcement for a bulb.

I am looking forward for your advice as well the suggestion on this.

Warm regards,
BIJOY MELE VEETTIL

At 2:16pm on June 8, 2009, Martin LaCombe said…: Thanks for the welcome Alex.

At 3:53pm on May 31, 2009, Shannon Alo said…: thank you!

At 12:37pm on April 15, 2009, Jeff Newman said…: Thanks, the article was not very positive and the wording has caused people to think differently about us so we do not use it for marketing purposes. We will be in Oregon this coming week at www.nlc.org event for Green Cities.

Regards

At 4:19pm on February 2, 2009, Jeff Newman said…: Incredible game, went down to the last minute when the Steelers scored a touchdown,

At 4:09pm on February 2, 2009, Jeff Newman said…: I see, so they must be proud of Rafa Nadal, the new tennis champion? Anyway, let me know the voltage they use for street lighting there, and perhaps I can help them save on power and maintenance costs?