Barry Stevens | Business Development | Technology-Driven Enterprises – Training Doyens

Barry Stevens

Barry Stevens
President of TBD America

Years of Experience: 30+ Years
 Areas of Expertise: Clean Energy, Biofuels, Water Remediation and Nuclear Waste Disposal
Dr. Barry Stevens has over 30 years of highly productive experience leading globally competitive technology companies to higher levels of profitability and growth. Barry founded and served as President of TBD America, a global Technology Business Development consulting group serving the public and private sectors in clean energy, biofuels, water remediation and nuclear waste disposal. 
Prior to TBD America, Dr. Stevens held executive positions with the National Hydrogen Fund, Superior Concrete Products; Radio Shack; Alcon Laboratories; Eastman Technology a division of Eastman Kodak, and CBS Records. Earlier in his career, Barry taught chemistry at Rutgers University, University of Nevada in Reno, and Rochester Institute of Technology.
Dr. Stevens raised $112 million in investments from institutional and angel investors, obtained five U.S. patents, published numerous papers, presented at international symposiums, and conducted Webinars on environmentally sensitive issues. Barry received several recognition awards for “turning creativity into reality.” 
Dr. Stevens earned a Ph.D. and M.S. in Inorganic Chemistry from Rutgers University and a B.S. in Science as a tri-major in biology, chemistry and physics from Fairleigh Dickinson University where he graduated Magna Cum Laude, 1st in his class. 

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