Steve Messina is an entrepreneur and inventor who began his career as an instructor for Cleveland’s Aviation High School. His experience there led him to engineering/technical positions with companies such as Boeing, General Dynamics and United Technologies Mostek. He is a graduate of The Ohio State University and furthered his education at Cleveland State University.

While at Boeing, Messina honed his skills working with their innovative process of developing and engineering a new method of plane design without the use of mock build-up and received training on a novel engineering aerospace CAD system called CATIA. At United Technology, he was fortunate to gain knowledge of front-end photo-resist operations utilized in manufacturing memory devices known as micro-processors or semi-conductors.

During the U.S. “Cold War” build up, Messina continued his employment with the afore-mentioned Department of Defense contractors under President Regan’s two trillion dollar defense budget. During this time, he gained broad, in-depth manufacturing experience in front end operational areas of material and production control, as well as the technical aspects of engineering functions for new product development, design, fabrication and final assembly procedures.

Messina now describes himself in the final and last stage of his career - an American Inventor. He has ventured out on his own to develop and engineer an idea for a fluid dispersion system which has recently been granted United States and international patent rights.