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ETEC's Annual Meeting & Awards Celebration
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Ticket sales for the Annual Meeting will close at 5:00 p.m. today.
Click here to reserve a seat.
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Details: In-person at the Hilton Knoxville Airport; 7:30: Gathering and Buffet Breakfast; 8:00-9:30: Program; Keynote speaker: Adam DeMella, Global Government Affairs, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy.
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Sponsored by: Acato Information Systems, Boston Government Services, Cadre5, EnergySolutions, Fluor, GEM Technologies, Kairos Power, KeyLogic, Materials and Chemistry Laboratory, Merit Construction, Navarro Research and Engineering, Inc., Oak Ridge Utility District, Pinnacle Financial Partners, Pro2Serve Professional Project Services, Retirement Planning Services, Tennessee Valley Authority, UCOR, and Verizon.
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Meeting Sponsorships Available
ETEC has 2022 meeting sponsorships available. The cost is $750 per month and the benefits are listed below. To see the months available and to purchase this great promotional opportunity for your organization, click here.
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- Verbal recognition of sponsorship by the ETEC Chairperson at weekly meetings
- Advertisement with logo on meeting slides at weekly meetings
- Opportunity to speak for 3 minutes during one weekly meeting during the month
- Logo ad with a link to your website in ~4 weekly newsletters per month
- Logo with link to your website on the events page of the ETEC website
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Upcoming ETEC Friday Meetings
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February 11 - Matt Schaefer, President/CEO, East Tennessee Children’s Hospital
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February 18 - Dr. Burak Ozpineci, ORNL Vehicle & Mobility Systems Research
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February 25 - ETEC Board of Directors (All members and their guests are welcome to attend.)
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Other Events
Feb 4 - SBA: Federal Contracting Readiness Program Overview Webinar
Feb 14 - Plugging In to Federal Clean Energy Innovation Programs
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Feb 15 - PTAC, Small Business Finance Strategies for Government Contractors
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Feb 15 - Knox Chamber, KEC, Innov865: Angel Investing Series
Feb 17 - UTRF Tech Talk: Enhancing Healthcare with Artificial Intelligence
Feb 18 - TSBDC: Startup Bootcamp for Entrepreneurs
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Feb 28 - PTAC: How to Prepare Government Contract Proposals
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Mar 6-10 - Waste Management Symposia 2022
Mar 18 - TSBDC: Startup Bootcamp for Entrepreneurs
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Mar 22 - BDL: Labor Market & Supply Chain Update, Marianne Wanamaker, PhD
Mar 22 - Knox Chamber, KEC, Innov865: Angel Investing Series
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EM is upgrading a historic reactor at ORNL to keep the facility in a safe mode until its demolition is scheduled. he improvements to the Molten Salt Reactor Experiment (MSRE) are needed for safe continued operations and will also support the facility’s eventual transfer from maintenance to deactivation, which will save approximately $5 million in annual operating costs
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory employees received DOE Secretary’s Honor Awards from Secretary Jennifer Granholm in January as part of project teams spanning the national laboratory system. The annual awards recognized 21 teams and three individuals for service and contributions to DOE’s mission and to the benefit of the nation. More than 50 current employees and recent retirees from ORNL received awards.
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The DOE Secretary’s Honor Awards recognized a significant number of NNSA employees for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to nuclear security. Of the 1,100 DOE employees recognized, the recipients included two individuals and 522 team members from NNSA. This included the Y-12 Development Electrorefining Team.
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U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm honored REAC/TS with the Secretary's Achievement Award during a virtual ceremony for supporting NASA's Mars Perseverance Rover launch in July 2020. The award honors teams of DOE/NNSA employees and contractors who accomplish significant achievements on behalf of the Department, demonstrating cooperation and teamwork in attaining their goals.
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Teresa Frady has been named President and CEO for the Community Reuse Organization of East Tennessee (CROET), a regional economic development nonprofit focused on repurposing DOE legacy facilities and property for private sector development and job creation. Frady’s succession, which was announced during the January meeting of the CROET Board of Directors, replaces Lawrence Young who is retiring after serving more than 26 years as CROET’s esteemed President and CEO.
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Membership
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• To learn more about membership and to join, click here.
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Already a Member?
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• To inquire about the status of your membership, email Tracy
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• To update your company profile, account, or visit the member directory, click here.
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