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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Arnold_Greenberg_(Coleco)Arnold Greenberg (Coleco) - Wikipedia

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   Arnold Greenberg is an American businessman (born c. 1934) best known as the CEO of Coleco in the 1970s and 1980s. He began his career in law but joined Coleco, a family toy business, in 1966. He worked aggressively to gain a large share of the video game market while maintaining Coleco's position as a manufacturer of other toys.

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2. www.hartfordstage.org › arnold-greenbergArnold Greenberg - Hartford Stage

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   Hartford Stage Life Trustee Arnold Greenberg was CEO of Coleco, a major toy manufacturer. In 1983, Greenberg acquired and introduced the Cabbage Patch Kids line. “We had become prominent in the electronic games field,” Greenberg said.

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   How did Coleco become famous?

   • This led to Coleco becoming the largest manufacturer of above-ground swimming pools in the world. In 1966, Leonard persuaded his brother Arnold Greenberg to join the company. Further acquisitions included Playtime Products (1966) and Eagle Toys of Canada (1968).

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   Is Coleco a real company?

   • Coleco Industries, Inc. ( / kəˈliːkoʊ /) was an American company founded in 1932 by Maurice Greenberg as The Connecticut Leather Company. It was a successful toy company in the 1980s, mass-producing versions of Cabbage Patch Kids dolls and its video game consoles, the Coleco Telstar dedicated consoles and ColecoVision.

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   When did Coleco become a company?

   • In 1956, Leonard read about the emerging technology of vacuum formed plastic; the company adopted this and it became increasingly successful, producing a wide variety of plastic toys and wading pools. In 1961, the leather and shoe findings portion of the business was sold, and Connecticut Leather Company became Coleco Industries, Inc.

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   When did Coleco go public?

   • In 1961, the leather and shoe findings portion of the business was sold, and Connecticut Leather Company became Coleco Industries, Inc. On January 9, 1962, Coleco went public, offering 120,000 shares of stock at $5.00 a share.

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4. www.nintendolife.com › news › 2010Feature: How ColecoVision Became the King of Kong

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   Sep 18, 2010 · The ColecoVision hardware was the brainchild of Eric Bromley, a talented designer and engineer who had previously headed up R&D divisions within various coin-op firms, the most notable of which...

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5. www.colecovisionzone.com › greenbergColeco Greenberg's

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   After graduation in 1948, Mr. Greenberg joined the family business, the Connecticut Leather Company, which remade itself into Coleco Industries in 1961. Under the leadership of Mr. Greenberg and his brother Arnold, Coleco became the third largest toy maker in the United States.

6. www.ithistory.org › db › companiesColeco | IT History Society

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   Manufacturer: Hardware. Formed: 1932. Founders: Maurice Greenberg. Company Website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coleco. Company Address: United States. CEO: Arnold Greenberg. We recognize our sponsors starting at $1 per entry. Learn more at https://www.ithistory.org/benefits.