Videos
Dr Galland Scholarship Video
Dr. Mark Galland, a physician at Orthopaedic Specialists of North Carolina (OSNC), has awarded Wake Forest Rolesville High School graduate Sherri Smith a scholarship in the amount of $1000. The scholarship was presented on July 23 to the incoming North Carolina State University freshman at OSNCs Wake Forest office, located at 847 Wake Forest Business Park in Suite 202.
Galland, who currently serves as the Wake Forest Rolesville team physician and orthopaedic consultant, chose to award Smith because she demonstrated aptitude and interest in pursuing a career in sports medicine or a health-related field.
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Chip Bullock’s Wake County: A Great Place To Live and Work
Chip Bullock is the CEO of CC Intelligent Solutions, a Raleigh-based IT solutions company that works primarily with defense, national security and eGovernment sectors. In the video, Bullock explains why the Triangle is an ideal location to not only work and launch a business but also raise a family.
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Ted Mosler’s Wake County: A Great Place To Live and Work
Ted is the president and chief technical officer of Gilero, a full-service biomedical product development company specializing in high-volume disposables, such as drug and fluid delivery systems, and other medical devices constructed primarily of plastic and silicone materials. In the video, Mosler explains why he moved to Wake County as well as the benefits of starting a business and raising a family here.
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Raleigh-Wake County Business Showcase: Protochips
This is the third video profile in the “Raleigh-Wake County Business Showcase,” a video series profiling locally-based companies that continue to grow and remain competitive during the nation’s current economic slowdown. The video features Protochips, a Raleigh semiconductor technology company. As a center of education, research and innovation, the Wake County region provides photonics companies with numerous resources. The Protochips video features commentary on the Triangle’s photonics industry and includes interviews with Michael Zapata, chairman of the Protochips board of directors, and David Nackashi, chief executive officer of Protochips, as well as Adrienne Cole, executive director of Raleigh Economic Development. In the video, they discuss what makes the Triangle a great place for companies within the photonics industry.
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Raleigh Regional Association Of Realtors Tax Credit Video
Raymond Larcher, executive vice president of the Raleigh Regional Association of REALTORS® announced the release of a video outlining the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit featuring John Wood, president of RRAR. In this video, Wood outlines who is eligible and who is not eligible for the tax credit made available through the federal government as part of the stimulus package. He also explains how the credit works and where to go to get more background information on this program.
