Andrew Kay

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Andrew F. Kay (born January 22, 1919) was President and CEO of Kay Computers, a personal computer firm, and also serves as Senior Business Advisor to Accelerated Composites, LLC.

Mr. Kay, a 1940 graduate of MIT, started his career with Bendix followed by two years at Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He later founded Non-Linear Systems, a manufacturer of digital instrumentation, in 1952. NLS developed a reputation for providing rugged durability in critical applications for everything from submarines to spacecraft. At NLS he invented the digital voltmeter.

He is also a founder of the Rotary Club of Del Mar, California. As a member of the Board of Directors of Johnson O'Connor Research Institute, he has pursued the advancement of education with particular attention to the development of "a thinking vocabulary" as a basic component of creating leadership capabilities for managers in science and technology fields.

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Brief Biography from Accelerated Composites

Patents

Patent 2813266 Indicator Device and Means for Mounting (1957)

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Name	Kay, Andrew
Alternative names	Andy Kay
Short description	American businessman
Date of birth	January 22, 1919
Place of birth	Akron, OH
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Andrew Kay

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