Corporate Board Profile
Tech Score: 56/100
5 mention(s) identify ANTHONY N. LAPINE as having software/technology expertise.
| Company | Filing Date | Evidence | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ealixir, Inc. | 2002-07-29 | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. In 1969 he was recruited as one of the founders of Memorex's Equipment Group where he was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive. Mr. LaPine received a BSEE Cum Laude, from San Jose State University, an MSEE from the University of Santa Clara. | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. He was instrumental in developing floppy disc drive technology and other storage technologies. He holds a BSEE Cum Laude and an MSEE, indicating a strong technical and engineering background. |
| Ealixir, Inc. | 2004-07-28 | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. In 1969 he was recruited as one of the founders of Memorex's Equipment Group where he was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive. After the sale of Memorex to Unisys, Mr. LaPine was recruited to re-engineer the Irwin/Olivetti Company, where he orchestrated the invention of the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. Mr. LaPine received a BSEE Cum Laude, from San Jose State University, an MSEE from the University of Santa Clara and an MBA from the University of San Francisco. | He was a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive, instrumental in developing floppy disc drive, and involved in invention of removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. He has degrees in electrical engineering and an MBA, indicating strong technical and engineering background relevant to software and hardware development. |
| Ealixir, Inc. | 2005-07-29 | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. In 1969 he was recruited as one of the founders of Memorex's Equipment Group where he was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive. After the sale of Memorex to Unisys, Mr. LaPine was recruited to re-engineer the Irwin/Olivetti Company, where he orchestrated the invention of the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. Subsequently, he formed LaPine Technology, raised thirty million dollars and launched the 31/2-inch Winchester disk drive technology that is now the industry standard. Mr. LaPine received a BSEE Cum Laude, from San Jose State University, an MSEE from the University of Santa Clara and an MBA from the University of San Francisco. | He was a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive, was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive, orchestrated the invention of the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers, and launched the 3.5-inch Winchester disk drive technology. He holds a BSEE and MSEE degrees and has a strong technical background in engineering. |
| Ealixir, Inc. | 2007-07-30 | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. In 1969 he was recruited as one of the founders of Memorex's Equipment Group where he was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive. After the sale of Memorex to Unisys, Mr. LaPine was recruited to re-engineer the Irwin/Olivetti Company, where he orchestrated the invention of the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. Subsequently, he formed LaPine Technology, raised thirty million dollars and launched the 31/2-inch Winchester disk drive technology that is now the industry standard. | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. He was instrumental in developing floppy disc drive technology and the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. He also launched the 31/2-inch Winchester disk drive technology, indicating a strong technical and engineering background related to software and hardware. |
| Ealixir, Inc. | 2008-07-30 | Mr. LaPine’s career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. In 1969 he was recruited as one of the founders of Memorex’s Equipment Group where he was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive. After the sale of Memorex to Unisys, Mr. LaPine was recruited to re-engineer the Irwin/Olivetti Company, where he orchestrated the invention of the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. Subsequently, he formed LaPine Technology, raised thirty million dollars and launched the 31/2-inch Winchester disk drive technology that is now the industry standard. Mr. LaPine then sold LaPine Technology, and formed the LaPine Group, a private investment and management-consulting firm. Mr. LaPine received a BSEE Cum Laude, from San Jose State University, an MSEE from the University of Santa Clara and an MBA from the University of San Francisco. | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. He was instrumental in developing floppy disc drive technology and invented the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. He also launched the 31/2-inch Winchester disk drive technology, indicating strong technical and engineering background in computer hardware and software-related technology. |
| Filing Date | Source Excerpt |
|---|---|
| 2001-07-27 | Mr. LaPine’s career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. He received a BSEE Cum Laude, from San Jose State University, an MSEE from the University of Santa Clara and an MBA from the University of San Francisco. |
| 2002-07-29 | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. In 1969 he was recruited as one of the founders of Memorex's Equipment Group where he was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive. Mr. LaPine received a BSEE Cum Laude, from San Jose State University, an MSEE from the University of Santa Clara. |
| 2003-07-29 | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. He received a BSEE Cum Laude, from San Jose State University, an MSEE from the University of Santa Clara and an MBA from the University of San Francisco. |
| 2004-07-28 | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. In 1969 he was recruited as one of the founders of Memorex's Equipment Group where he was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive. After the sale of Memorex to Unisys, Mr. LaPine was recruited to re-engineer the Irwin/Olivetti Company, where he orchestrated the invention of the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. Mr. LaPine received a BSEE Cum Laude, from San Jose State University, an MSEE from the University of Santa Clara and an MBA from the University of San Francisco. |
| 2005-07-29 | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. In 1969 he was recruited as one of the founders of Memorex's Equipment Group where he was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive. After the sale of Memorex to Unisys, Mr. LaPine was recruited to re-engineer the Irwin/Olivetti Company, where he orchestrated the invention of the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. Subsequently, he formed LaPine Technology, raised thirty million dollars and launched the 31/2-inch Winchester disk drive technology that is now the industry standard. Mr. LaPine received a BSEE Cum Laude, from San Jose State University, an MSEE from the University of Santa Clara and an MBA from the University of San Francisco. |
| 2006-07-26 | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. In 1969 he was recruited as one of the founders of Memorex's Equipment Group where he was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive. After the sale of Memorex to Unisys, Mr. LaPine was recruited to re-engineer the Irwin/Olivetti Company, where he orchestrated the invention of the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. Subsequently, he formed LaPine Technology, raised thirty million dollars and launched the 31/2-inch Winchester disk drive technology that is now the industry standard. |
| 2007-07-30 | Mr. LaPine's career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. In 1969 he was recruited as one of the founders of Memorex's Equipment Group where he was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive. After the sale of Memorex to Unisys, Mr. LaPine was recruited to re-engineer the Irwin/Olivetti Company, where he orchestrated the invention of the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. Subsequently, he formed LaPine Technology, raised thirty million dollars and launched the 31/2-inch Winchester disk drive technology that is now the industry standard. |
| 2008-07-30 | Mr. LaPine’s career began at IBM where he served as a member of the engineering team that developed the modern disc drive. In 1969 he was recruited as one of the founders of Memorex’s Equipment Group where he was instrumental in developing the floppy disc drive. After the sale of Memorex to Unisys, Mr. LaPine was recruited to re-engineer the Irwin/Olivetti Company, where he orchestrated the invention of the first removable cartridge tape backup in personal computers. Subsequently, he formed LaPine Technology, raised thirty million dollars and launched the 31/2-inch Winchester disk drive technology that is now the industry standard. Mr. LaPine then sold LaPine Technology, and formed the LaPine Group, a private investment and management-consulting firm. Mr. LaPine received a BSEE Cum Laude, from San Jose State University, an MSEE from the University of Santa Clara and an MBA from the University of San Francisco. |
| 2009-10-26 | Mr. LaPine received a BSEE Cum Laude, from San Jose State University, an MSEE from the University of Santa Clara and an MBA from the University of San Francisco. |
Data sourced from SEC filings. Last updated: 2025-07-16