Kevin Prince is a UC Berkeley–trained engineer, inventor, author of The Art of the Patent, and co-founder of Inventor’s Forum, a long-running nonprofit that has helped inventors since 1990. A patent holder himself and former president of Grid Art—whose products were featured on QVC and sold through Michael’s and Hobby Lobby—Kevin combines real-world business success with decades of patent experience. Through QuickPatents, he works with a team of former USPTO examiners, engineers, draftsmen, and researchers to help inventors secure strong patent protection.
Product development expert leading a team that has taken dozens of products from idea to viral sensation, retail shelves, and six-figure launch days. Specializes in end-to-end product development from design and prototyping to manufacturing, branding, and go-to-market strategy.
Transformed a rough 3D model into a patented spinning Easter egg decorator. Overcame complex geometry and electronics challenges to achieve mass production. Result: Over 55 million units sold, featured on CBS, Today Show, USA Today, and in Kardashian Easter celebrations.
Evolved a homemade prototype (dog leash stake + rope + golf ball) into a professional golf training device. Developed proprietary core technology ensuring the ball stays permanently attached during intense club impacts while maintaining authentic golf ball appearance.
Created for a mother whose children had severe food allergies, this insulated lunch bag with microwavable heat packs keeps food warm for 5 hours. Overcame complex manufacturing challenges by coordinating multiple suppliers for bags, heat packs, and assembly.
