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Jack Uldrich, nanotechnology expert, came to Central Lakes College in Brainerd Jan. 6 to discuss "the next big thing." Photos He presented...
Minnesota Independence Party candidate Jack Uldrich faces the formidable task of standing out in a field...other people broke the barrier the following year. Jack Uldrich "One of us is going to break that barrier," he said...
WALKER - Cass County Economic Development Corp.'s featured speaker at Thursday's annual meeting, Jack Uldrich, described nanotechnology as the willful manipulation of atoms and molecules. It is creating from an atom up, he said. Nanotechnology...
...information, contact Gail Leverson at the EDC office in Pine River at (218) 587-8287. Meeting cost is $20 per person. Jack Uldrich, president of The NanoVeritas Group, a consulting firm focusing on helping businesses, venture capitalists and governments...
...it from withering. "This is now the opportunity for the Independence Party to sink or swim," said party chairman Jack Uldrich. "We're now out of Governor Ventura's shadow. We'll either grow with the sunlight or shrivel under the intense...
...Brainerd will host "The Next Big Thing is Really Small: How Nanotechnology Will Change the Future of Your Business." Jack Uldrich, president of The NanoVeritas Group, will present the session. Uldrich, who lives in the Twin Cities, is a frequent...
...development of Cass County is invited to attend. The program theme is "Jumpstart Your Business Into The Future." Speaker Jack Uldrich will talk about how nanotechnology will affect business in the coming years. Uldrich is president of The NanoVeritas...
...number of Ventura administration mainstays, including interim U.S. Sen. Dean Barkley, Independence Party Chairman Jack Uldrich and Steve Bosacker, the governor's chief of staff, also attended. Other Minnesota notables included pianist Lorie...
...remain an Independence Party member, but said wasn't pleased with her treatment by party leaders. Party chairman Jack Uldrich expressed early support for Penny and has since left his position to run his campaign. "It's unconscionable that...
...national level," he said. "We've got to make sure people know we're a viable alternative to the two entrenched parties." Moore will serve for two years. His predecessor, Jack Uldrich of Minneapolis, was elected vice chairman.