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A Company Based on Research

Encore Etc., Inc. was established in 2001 by Dr. Lorenzo Lepore, a practicing Massachusetts dentist and accomplished musician. In the mid-1990s, Dr. Lepore learned that no sterilization method existed that could safely eradicate pathogens from wind instruments. After committing more than eight years to researching a solution, Dr. Lepore was approved to sterilize wind instruments using an EPA-accredited sterilization process that is widely used for medical instruments. This is the MaestroMD Sterilization System.

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Dedicated to Musician Health
Dr. Lepore knew that in order to protect his fellow musicians, particularly children, the MaestroMD Sterilization System would have to be scientifically validated and safe for all wind instruments. To ensure the integrity of both his research and the MaestroMD process, Dr. Lepore enlisted the expertise and support of colleagues at his alma mater, Tufts University, as well as respected professionals in the medical and music fields.
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To bring the MaestroMD Sterilization System to the public, Dr. Lepore assembled a management team of seasoned and respected professionals to be responsible for the operations of the company.
Kenneth Owens, President and CEO, previously served more than 25 years in leadership capacities at several multi-billion dollar, high profile organizations.
Len Williams, Vice President of Finance and Technology, held top-level finance positions at a number of firms and also ran his own management consulting business for seven years.
Alan Weston, Vice President Information Technology, spent 30 years involved in every aspect of software and hardware engineering and information technology, from programming to senior management roles.
Brian Cordell, Brian Cordell Vice President Sales joins Encore bringing a rich and distinguished career in the school music industry, punctuated by a fourteen year senior management position with Rayburn Music, one of New England’s most venerable music dealers.
Cynthia Connelly, Vice President Marketing, provided marketing consulting and strategic planning for a diverse client base for 16 years, after holding senior management positions in several top advertising and communication firms.
Brian Maloney, Manager of Customer Care, for more than 20 years developed and managed complex customer relations initiatives for several Fortune 500 companies.
Beverly Whitaker, Vice President Medical Technologies, is a Certified Quality Auditor with more than 20 years experience in the assessment of critical suppliers and process validation activities.
Marsha Caron, Senior Advisor of School Music, is a graduate of the Boston Conservatory of Music with nearly four decades of performing, teaching and community advocacy experience.
Edward Butler, M.D., Scientific Advisory Board Chair, is a graduate of Tufts University. Board Certified in Infectious Diseases, Dr. Butler is currently Clinical Professor of Medicine, Tufts University School of Medicine.
Supported by a Dedicated Board of Directors
Encore’s Board of Directors offers guidance concerning company strategy, long-term financial planning and compensation, audit and corporate governance issues. The Board consists of Dr. Lepore and three other company founders committed to Encore’s mission: Amato Lepore, Jr., Nicholas Petrucci, and William Simcox, Ph.D.