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Entries sought for New Products Awards
November 30, 2005
Madison, Wis. – Wisconsin businesses and individuals are invited to enter the 35th annual Governor's New Products Awards Competition, which recognizes benefits coming from research and engineering of new products and emerging technologies.
Governor's New Products Awards are given in four major categories: mega companies (1,000 or more employees); large companies (500-999 employees); medium companies (50-499 employees); and small companies (up to 49 employees).
Complete instructions, official rules, and application materials for the 2006 Governor's New Products Awards can be found on the Wisconsin Society of Professional Engineers (WSPE) website at www.wspe.org. The entry deadline is Feb. 21.
Gov. Jim Doyle has been invited to attend the awards banquet and present awards. The ceremony will be held April 13 in DePere.
Governor's New Products Awards are given in four major categories: mega companies (1,000 or more employees); large companies (500-999 employees); medium companies (50-499 employees); and small companies (up to 49 employees).
Complete instructions, official rules, and application materials for the 2006 Governor's New Products Awards can be found on the Wisconsin Society of Professional Engineers (WSPE) website at www.wspe.org. The entry deadline is Feb. 21.
Gov. Jim Doyle has been invited to attend the awards banquet and present awards. The ceremony will be held April 13 in DePere.
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