Ramon T Kingsley

Ramon T Kingsley has a diverse work experience in the field of industrial design. Ramon T started their career in 1999 as an Industrial Designer at Lightolier, where they worked for one year. In 2002, they joined Rubbermaid Home Products as an Industrial Designer, where they designed home decor accessories and patented a revolutionary hanging system invention. Ramon T then moved on to A.T. Cross Company in 2004, where they held the position of Global Product Design Director. In this role, they oversaw brand stewardship, developed strategic product design vision, and created innovative brand-enhancing products. Ramon T also designed writing instruments and accessories for Scuderia Ferrari under licensing partnerships. Ramon's illustrious career includes being an award-winning industrial designer and a patent holder for several important innovations in the writing instruments business. In 2008, they founded their own company, Kingsley No.1945®, where they designed and engineered vintage-inspired watches and bomber straps, which are distributed worldwide.

Ramon T Kingsley began their education journey in 1998 at the Rhode Island School of Design, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design. Ramon T successfully completed their studies in 2002.

In 2000, Ramon enrolled in the Brown University School of Engineering as part of the RISD Interscholastic Program. During this time, they studied "The Business of taking a product to market" with a focus on the practical aspects of bringing a product successfully to the market.

Continuing to broaden their knowledge, in 2001, Ramon attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sloan School of Business in Boston. Here, they participated in the MIT Sloan School of Business Interscholastic Program, which specialized in Product Design, Development, and Business. This program allowed him to further refine their understanding of the intersection between product design and business.

Ramon's education history demonstrates their commitment to a well-rounded understanding of industrial design, product development, and the business aspects of bringing products to market. By attending renowned institutions such as the Rhode Island School of Design, Brown University, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, they showcased a dedication to acquiring a diverse skill set in the field.