Posts tagged “RTI”

Updated March 31, 2009

Remembering William Little – RTI's CEO salutes a giant in development of RTP

William Little RTI International CEO Victoria Haynes praises life, achievements of the late UNC-CH professor who helped create RTP. ‘Bill always took the long view,’ Haynes recalls. ‘He was a bit of a dreamer in that sense but a very practical one. He turned dreams into reality by being very practical by getting into the details and by working hard to make things happen.’

Tags: Dell, UNC-CH, RTI
Updated March 20, 2009

etrials names exec to lead technology, development

E. James Emerson joins an etrials management team that is being revamped by recently named Chief Executive Officer M. Denis Connnaghan.

Updated March 18, 2009

RTI names vice president of operations for engineering technology unit

Lynn Soby, a former senior business analyst in the pharmaceutical business of BusinessEdge Solutions, is the new vice president of operations at RTI International's Engineering Technology Unit.

Updated March 18, 2009

Former CEO at MCNC to lead Triangle Technology Executives Council

John Crites, a former chief executive officer of MCNC who also was a senior executive at RTI International, is the new chief executive officer of the Triangle Technology Executives Council.

March 17, 2009

RTI International acquires communications, marketing firm

 Deal for MasiMax is part of strategy to deliver more services in health field, Triangle-based firm says.

Updated March 12, 2009

N.C. Biofuels Center awards $2.8M through 18 grants

 State-funded center backs variety of feedstock production-related efforts with half its budget.

Updated March 5, 2009

A salute to an RTP founder – William F. Little

William F. Little Little, a visionary, revered former chemistry professor and administrator at UNC-CH, also helped create Research Triangle Park and Research Triangle Institute.

February 2, 2009

Researchers demonstrate nanoscale chip cooling technology

Chip innovation Scientists for the first time have applied super lattice-based thermoelectric thin-films on an active silicon microchip within an integrated electronics package. Researchers say this technology has the potential to overcome thermal management challenges associated with high-density integration of nanoscale transistors in today’s silicon chips.

Updated January 15, 2009

Succession strategy: Are you, your company prepared for a sudden change at the top?

David Murdock As Steve Jobs steps away, other executives should be thinking: What happens to my company if the same thing happens to me?

Updated December 29, 2008

As RTI turns 50, its CEO keeps R&D firm on path to discovery, growth

RTI's headquarters. Victoria Haynes earns a top business honor for her success in turning RTI into an economic and technology powerhouse.

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