Posts Tagged ‘Mississippi Enterprise for Technology’

DCI selects Beasley

by MBJ Staff Published: February 22,2013

Tags: Charlie Beasley, Mississippi Enterprise for Technology, NASA, Stennis Space Center

Charlie Beasley, president and CEO, Mississippi Enterprise for Technology Inc., has been selected as a winner in the economic development profession’s “40 Under 40” awards. The award’s program was managed by Development Counsellors International (DCI), a New York-based firm that specializes in economic development marketing. Beasley has been an employee of the MSET at NASA’s [...] [...]

Beasley earns certification

by MBJ Staff Published: October 29,2012

Tags: Charlie Beasley, Mississippi Enterprise for Technology, Stennis Space Center

Charlie Beasley, president and CEO of the Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MSET) at Stennis Space Center, recently earned the designation of certified economic developer (CEcD). The CEcD exam was administered by the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) on Sept. 29 and 30 in Houston, Texas, at the Hilton Americas-Houston. With nearly 15 years of economic [...] [...]

Lewis, Russ elected to board

The Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MsET) has announced the installation of Dr. William A. Lewis, president of Pearl River Community College, and Chandler Russ, director of the Mississippi Development Authority’s Existing Industry and Business (EIB) Division, to its board of directors. Located in Hancock County on the site of NASA’s John C. Stennis Space Center, [...] [...]

SEUS-CP event yields quick results

by Wally Northway Published: August 17,2009

Tags: industry sectors, Mississippi Enterprise for Technology, MsET

Last month, a delegation of Mississippians made a trip north of the border to attend the Southeastern United States-Canadian Provinces (SEUS-CP) Alliance Annual Conference. More than 300 Canadian and U.S. business and government leaders attended the conference that would highlight three key industry sectors — advanced manufacturing, ocean technologies and energy. The local group had [...] [...]

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