Photo Gallery

Summit in Tech Valley VII photos are courtesy of Denis J. Nally. Click on the thumbnails to view larger images.


The hangar in the Million Air terminal at Albany International Airport was the site of the Summit in Tech Valley VII on May 14, 2007.

The hangar provided a unique venue for this year's event.

Attendees enjoyed several informative presentations, break out sessions and programs at offsite locations.

Tom Crowley of Berkshire Bank - lead sponsor of the Summit - listens to the presentation from Doug Grose of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD).

Doug Grose - senior vice president of technology development, manufacturing and supply chain,
AMD - spoke about the chipmaker's manufacturing and business strategies.

A member of the audience asks a question of Doug Grose.

Dirk Hilbert - deputy mayor of Dresden, Germany - discussed the economic impact AMD continues to have on his community.

NYS Senate Majority Leader Joseph L. Bruno told attendees to expect more big happenings for the region in the very near future.

Rocco Ferraro (left) - executive director of the Capital District Regional Planning Commission - and David Rooney (right) - senior vice president of the Center for Economic Growth - led a breakout session titled "Preparing Tech Valley for the Fiscal Impacts of Growth."

Glenn Epstein - senior vice president and general manager for Philips Medical Systems MR, Inc. - leads one of the CEO Roundtables.

Jeffrey M. Killeen - chairman and CEO of GlobalSpec Inc. - leads one of the CEO Roundtables.

High-tech CEOs share their questions and experiences with Killeen.

John O'Donnell - chief executive officer of the Albany International Airport - spoke about the many changes at the airport including the addition of the Million Air facility.

Ken Green - president of the
Saratoga Economic Development Corporation - discussed Tech Valley's future and how AMD will impact the region's business climate and quality of life.

Plug Power - a developer of fuel cell technology - was one of the many exhibitors in the Tech Showcase.

Tech Valley Communications - a facilities-based telecommunications provider - also had a prescence at the Tech Showcase.

The region's business, education and government leaders come together at the Summit in Tech Valley.

The Summit in Tech Valley provides an ideal location for networking.

Rick Conlee and Brian Epstein of Tech Valley Wireless talk business at the Summit. The company provided free, wireless Internet access for Summit attendees during the event.

The Summit featured a special sport light aircraft that was used in the James Bond movie "The World is not Enough."

Andrew Gibson of Celery, LLC. - a company that enables people to send and receive e-mail and color photos without a computer - presents to a panel of venture capitalists duing the finals of the $100,000 Business Plan Competition.

Todd Tidgewell of Nixon Peabody - lead sponsor of the Business Plan Competition - presents a check to the contest's winner, Andrew Gibson of Celery, LLC.




 
 
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