Tommy Alan Raines Email & Phone Number

Lubbock Metro , Texas, Us

After over eleven years of researching a power plant energy cell system for electric vehicles, Ukeycheyma is preparing for to develop it’s first electric vehicle that will utilize the technology it calls Qres². Ukeycheyma has identified several factory locations and is actively seeking to acquire one of the locations. As CEO I currently orchestrate and manage various areas of the company. This includes: Building dialog and coordinating with designers regarding the design and direction of our electric vehicle and ensure the styling of that vehicle becomes the foundation to the brands identity. I continuously communicate with engineering firms about the newest methods for building vehicles while retaining the highest regards for safety and manufacturing advancements.Presently developing dialog and partnerships with equipment manufacturers and assembly engineers on best practices for assembling vehicles as well as building those vehicles in the best affordable and eco-friendly methods possible. As plans move forward and more capital is secured my management role will evolve and focus on overseeing increasing Personnel and Building structure for the brand.

I served as President and CEO for Studebaker as well as founder beginning in 2002. First up, I re-founded the brand name, which I had incorporated. Then, I moved on to designing the new company logo and color, which are still in use today. Over time, I directed the creation of five concept vehicles and two motorcycles, several of which could have be seen on Studebaker’s website today until just recently. Also during the initial years for the newly reborn company, I communicated with several city and state Economic Development Authorities regarding potential factory and headquarter locations for the brand. South Bend, Indiana, was a major contender. In 2007, I brought on a business partner, and we served as Co-CEOs for the brand. We worked together for about a year and a half. Our priorities moved in different directions and I made the decision to ended the partnership in 2008 and create my unique brand, Ukeycheyma.

Designed and retailed ceramic products. Products included cookie jars, tiles, and dinnerware.Initially all handmade; later outsourced after a line of dinnerware grew in popularityResearched and experimented on making automotive parts from ceramics, including engine blocks and door handles. None of these were part of the product lines.