MTA recognizes innovators, leaders
by MBJ Staff
Published: January 9,2011
Tags: Bill Rayburn, FNC Inc, Innovators Hall of Fame, John D. Bower, Mississippi Technology Alliance, Ole Miss, Primos Hunting Calls, Robert C. Khayat, Will Primos
The Mississippi Technology Alliance recently inducted three into the Innovators Hall of Fame, and recognized another with an award.
The new Hall of Fame members are Bill Rayburn, co-founder and CEO of mortgage technology company FNC Inc.; John D. Bower, M.D.; and, Will Primos, founder and director of Primos Hunting Calls.
Ole Miss chancellor emeritus Robert C. Khayat received the MTA’s Legends Award.
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