Calvin D. Trowbridge Jr.

I have been working on Marconi, the Father of Wireless, the Grandfather of Radio, the Great Grandfather of the Cell Phone for over thirty years. During this period, I was General Counsel and Secretary of an international conglomerate, Norton Simon, Inc. While on business trips, I was able to visit many Marconi sites in England, Ireland and Italy. Because I went to Exeter, Yale and Harvard Law School, I was already familiar with Cape Cod where Marconi did some of his earliest work, including sending the first wireless message across the Atlantic Ocean. I currently am a headhunter for lawyers in London, Paris and Milan, and this has given me an opportunity to complete my research. My first jobs were as a corporate lawyer doing securities work which has given me great insight into Marconi's company beginning as a hi tech attic start up, his first ipo and spin offs of parts of his foreign subsidiaries, acquisition of the leading U.S. company, Lee de Forest's United Wireless, and achieving world-wide monopoly status.