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• Intelliworks Customers GO LIVE

  - 2006-08-07

  Intelliworks, Inc., the leader in insight-driven, actionable CRM for higher education, announced that Southern Methodist University SMU, The Brookings Institution, and University of Washington UW have all gone live on the Intelliworks CRM platform. SMU Cox School of Business Frank R. Lloyd, Associate Dean, Executive Education SMU Cox...

  Tags: Brookings Institution, CRM, MARKETING, SALES, SOFTWARE, Southern Methodist University, University of Washington

• Sediment Layer May Forecast Greatest Earthquakes.

  - 2006-01-31

  M2 PRESSWIRE-31 January 2006-YALE UNIVERSITY: Sediment Layer May Forecast Greatest EarthquakesC1994-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:31012006 New Haven, Conn. -- Researchers at Yale and the University of Washington report that great earthquakes, like the 2004 Sumatra earthquake, may be caused by the...

  Tags: plate, SALES, University of Washington, Yale University

• David W. Yeats.(Obituaries)(Obituary)

  - 2004-07-11

  David W. Yeats formerly of Palatine A Mass of Christian Burial for David W. Yeats, 82, of Lake Geneva, Wis., and The Villages, Fla., will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday, at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church in Lake Geneva. Fr. Julio Miralbes ...

  Tags: Colorado, Florida, SALES, University of Washington, Wisconsin

• The University of Washington went for almost two years without a permanent president

  - 2004-06-01

  The University of Washington went for almost two years without a permanent president. But the anticipation over who would lead ended this spring when regents Lured Mark Emmert from the chancellor's post at Louisiana State University with a reported $590,000 annual compensation package. Emmert's pay will be 45 percent higher...

  Tags: Benefits, president, SALES, University of Washington

• Businesses on Seattle's Eastside See Tech-Heavy Growth.

  - 2003-01-19

  By Kristina Shevory, The Seattle Times Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 19--Eastside companies have stayed afloat during the last year and seem to be more optimistic about this year. "They're planning for modest growth in sales and job growth," says...

  Tags: job, MARKETING, SALES, survey, University of Washington

• Moe Establishes Performance Marketing

  - 2001-06-06

  Business Editors SEATTLE--BUSINESS WIRE--June 6, 2001 Ann Moe, former global director of corporate marketing and communications for Frank Russell Company, has launched Performance Marketing in Seattle. The firm will assist companies in the US and other markets in finding new ways to increase revenue, on reconnecting with...

  Tags: FINANCE, performance, revenue, SALES, Seattle, University of Washington

• William Francis Thompson : a preeminent fishery biologist of the early and mid twentieth century

  - 2001-03-22

  William Francis Thompson (Fig. 1) was a major figure in fisheries research on the west coast of the United States in the early and mid 20th century. He came to prominence in an era of increased awareness in the United States of the need for conservation of wildlife (Trefethen, 1975),...

  Tags: Alaska, California, commission, director, Fish, Pacific, SALES, scientist, Seattle, Thompson, University of Washington

• Alexander & Baldwin Sells Seattle Office/Research Property; Four-Story Building Sold to Educational Research Properties for $26 Million

  - 1999-06-04

  HONOLULU--BUSINESS WIRE--June 3, 1999-- Two Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. (A&B) (Nasdaq:ALEX) subsidiaries today completed the sale of an approximately 109,000-square-foot office and research facility in Seattle to Educational Research Properties, a Washington non-profit corporation, announced W. Allen Doane, A&B's president and chief executive officer. The sales price was...

  Tags: FINANCE, income, SALES, Seattle, University of Washington

• The Montlake Laboratory of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries and its biological research, 1931-81

  - 1988-09-22

  In the Beginning On 22 May 1931, the new laboratory of the U.S. Bureau of Fisheries opened on Montlake Boulevard in Seattle. An "Open House" was held just before the actual occupancy of the building. Those present included Henry O'Malley of the Bureau of Fisheries and the International Fisheries...

  Tags: agency, Alaska, BUREAU, commission, director, MARKETING, Pacific, SALES, scientist, staff, U.S., University of Washington, vessel