Back Row: Kyle McSlarrow, Deputy Secretary, Theresa Alvillar-Speake,
Director, Economic Impact and Diversity
Front Row: Greg Turner, Chief Financial Officer, UT-Battelle,
LLC, Michael Evans, President & CEO, GEM Technologies |
Small Business Program Office - Mentor Protégé Program
GEM Technologies, Inc., was formally inducted into the Oak Ridge
National Laboratory's Mentor Protégé Program on January
22, 2003. GEM was recognized as a Mentor Protégé for
2003, 2004 and 2005 and is now a Mentor Protégé Alumnus.
The Oak Ridge National Laboratory Mentor-Protégé Program
is a Department of Energy initiative and is designed to assist
energy related firms in an effort to enhance their capability to
perform contracts and subcontracts for Oak Ridge National Laboratory
managed by UT-Battelle and other DOE Laboratories and Facilities.
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2004 Small Disadvantaged
Business of the Year
GEM Technologies received the FY 2004 Small Disadvantaged Business
of The Year Award from UT-Battelle in support of Oak Ridge National
Laboratory and its mission.
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2003 Small Business Person of the Year - State Winner:
Michael Evans - President & CEO
Michael Evans, co-founder and majority owner of GEM Technologies
Inc., holds a dual bachelor of science degree in chemical and nuclear
engineering and a master of science degree in nuclear engineering
from the University of Maryland. He has 26 years experience in
engineering design, nuclear systems engineering and management.
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Tennessee Business Winners
Al Guidry, left, senior contract administrator for Oak Ridge
National Laboratory and small business program manager for the
Spallation Neutron Source, was selected as Tennessee's 2003 Minority
Small Business Advocate of the Year.
Michael Evans, second from left, CEO of GEM Technologies, was
selected as Tennessee's 2003 Small Business Person of the Year
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Knoxville Small Business GEM Technologies Awarded DOE Contracts
Washington, D.C., June 8, 2004 - Congressman John J. Duncan,
Jr., (R-Tenn.) announced that the Department of Energy awarded
GEM Technologies, Inc., two contracts totaling over $3.2 million.
GEM constructed a new quadrangle common area
and main entrance modifications at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
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