RAYMOND DIMAS
• Dynamic Marketing & Product Management Executive
• Digital Media & Marketing Communications
• Actor in Film, Television & Theater
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MARKETING & PRODUCT MANAGEMENT
Executive
CAREER OVERVIEW
As a dynamic executive with over 15 years of International Marketing & Product Management leadership at Fortune 500 (GE, Zeiss & Topcon) and Start-up Companies leading Imaging, Semi-Autonomous Robotics and Geospacial Business Units producing $120M/year revenue, I have held P&L managing multi-million dollar budgets leading teams of over 25.
Created marketing plans developing first-to-market products that drove +$40M/year revenue and attracted $100M investors.
Recognized and promoted for driving company value, and reducing expenses by reshaping organizations of over 50 employees, improving processes, training sales teams and directly contributing to closing +$25M revenue.
As an innovative hands-on leader, drove Start-up Company revenue from <$2M to +$20M building a commercial team from scratch including: Marketing, Sales, Service, Clinical Training teams and Head of HR resulting in 2X increase in Sales leads (+$75M) and 4X increase in employees (23 to 95).
DIGITAL MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS
With brand expertise led brand transition to completely new Company name, logo, website, digital marketing, advertising, collaterals & trade-show exhibit property.
Created scripts, directed and produced over 10 company videos for website and trade shows. Hired agency and led creation of iPad application, which elevated brand and increased lead capture.
With proven media skills, created message points and story ideas for over 35 industry interviews with 15 published articles and +40 news stories.
PERFORMING ARTS BACKGROUND
Ray Dimas as "Young Jack Crabb" (Dustin Hoffman) in 1970 movie "Little Big Man"
Filming "Little Big Man" on location in Billings, Montana
Press Information KFWB 98
Oliver Review
Long Beach Civic Light Opera
“What more can I say?...just one thing…there’s a young man in this show…nine year old Ray Dimas who plays the part of Oliver…and he has a name you’re going to hear again…this is the boy a real boy who – if you can get to see this show – will break your heart.”
Bruce MacDonell
BROADWAY MUSICAL THEATER
"Oliver" - played Workhouse Boy, at Carosel Theater in West Covina, CA. Performed with Georgia Brown and Leo Fuchs from the original Broadway cast. Directed by David Tihmar. 1965
"The Wizard of Oz" - played Mayor of the Munchkins, at Melodyland Theater in Anaheim, CA. Directed by David Tihmar. 1966
"Peter Pan" - played Michael, at Carosel Theater in West Covina, CA. Performed with Tom Hatten. Directed by David Tihmar. 1967
"Carousel" - played Snow Child, at Carosel Theater in West Covina, CA. Performed with John Raitt. 1967
"Oliver" - starring role as Oliver, at Long Beach Civic Light Opera in Long Beach, CA. Directed by James Brittain. 1968
TELEVISION MOVIE
Anderson & Company
Marshall Anderson, the manager of one of New York City's first department stores, is considerable more adept at running a business in turn-of-the-century America than he is at managing his wife and eight children.
Starring Fred Gwynne and Abby Dalton with Ray Dimas as one of the Anderson children.
FILM, TELEVISION & COMMERCIALS
See Ray Dimas on www.IMDb.com
TRIVIA:
During the filming of "Little Big Man" close-ups Ray Dimas wore colored contact lenses to cover his own blue eyes to match Dustin Hoffman's brown eyes while playing Hoffman as the character "Young Jack Crabb".
FILM:
Little Big Man – Young Jack Crabb 1970
One More Train to Rob – With George Peppard, played Herbert 1971
TELEVISION:
Bobby Parker and Company (TV Movie) –Jerry Matz 1974
The Astronaut (TV Movie) – Freddie 1972
Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law (TV Series) – Brian Fischer (1 episode, 1971)
Until Proven Innocent (Dec 9, 1971) – Brian Fischer
Anderson and Company (TV Movie) – Amory Anderson 1969
COMMERCIALS:
Jack-in-the-Box TV Commerical - Counter-boy/Cashier 1985
IBM Selectric Typewriter TV Commercial - Young Executive. Aired during the "Winds of War" mini-series and Major League Baseball World Series. 1985