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exhibitors and 500 ingredient companies from all corners of the food science and <br />ticket /$1000 <br />technology world, providing a perfect platform to explore new opportunities and <br />table <br />relationships for both scientific discovery and economic development. The NCRC <br />Details <br />hosted more than 20 private meetings at the conference with Fortune 500 <br />September <br />companies and many mid -size companies to inform them about the research <br />IAMC Fall <br />campus' capabilities and recruit them to be part of the synergy among academia, <br />Forum <br />industry and government. The organizations already at the NCRC were drawn to <br />September <br />the 350 -acre campus for its collaborative atmosphere and scientific instrumentation <br />10 -14 <br />— some found few places in the world. <br />Philadelphia <br />received since 2003. Jason, senior manager of production services for TWC's East <br />Details <br />In addition to Russ, those at the NCRC booth were: Tracy Aldridge with the <br />Details <br />Cabarrus County Convention and Visitors Bureau; Phyllis Beaver, Joyce Deal and <br />Aircraft <br />Clyde Higgs, from the NCRC; Mike Luther with the David H. Murdock Research <br />Interiors <br />Institute; Ritchie Elkins of Creative Works; Judy Heylmun of Sensory Spectrum <br />Expo <br />Inc.; Lane Johnson with General Mills; Susan Maclsaac of Monsanto; Jim <br />Americas <br />Oblinger with NC State University; Leonard Williams with the Center for <br />September <br />Excellence Post Harvest Technologies at NC A &T University; Ryan McDaniels from <br />12 -14 <br />Cabarrus Economic Development; and Robert Van Geons of RowanWorks <br />Seattle <br />Economic Development. <br />Details <br />Power <br />Breakfast <br />National media continuing to focus on Charlotte <br />Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx did a great job in explaining the diversification of our Featuring <br />Bill <br />regional economy and strengths in financial services, energy, motorsports <br />Johnson, <br />Attachment number 1 <br />1 -1 Page 620 <br />IEDC 2011 <br />Partnership video wins Telly <br />Annual <br />Those of you who attended our Annual Awards Luncheon saw the great videos <br />Conference <br />about our award recipients and the importance of regionalism that Time Warner <br />September <br />Cable produced for us. Last year's video, "Business Thinks Charlotte USA," about <br />18-21 <br />our financial services, motorsports, energy, health and life sciences, defense and <br />Charlotte <br />aerospace, and film industries recently won a Telly Award in cinematography. This is <br />Convention <br />one of three Tellys that Jason Dumas won this year and is among 21 that he has <br />Center <br />received since 2003. Jason, senior manager of production services for TWC's East <br />Charlotte <br />Region /Carolinas, has worked with us on our awards luncheon videos since 2007. <br />Details <br />You can see our award - winning video here <br />Power <br />Breakfast <br />National media continuing to focus on Charlotte <br />Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx did a great job in explaining the diversification of our Featuring <br />Bill <br />regional economy and strengths in financial services, energy, motorsports <br />Johnson, <br />Attachment number 1 <br />1 -1 Page 620 <br />