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Vice President, Smart Grid Development, ABB North America. Gary Rackliffe was appointed to VP of Smart Grids North America in May 2009. He leads ABB's Smart Grid initiative in North America, including business development, strategic partnerships, and ABB’s marketing and product strategies. Gary has over 25 years of industry experience in both transmission and distribution and has worked for ABB for 19 years in Raleigh,NC in several positions. He was previously the VP of Marketing and Sales for the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic sales region.
Gary Rackliffe

Vice President, Smart Grid Development, ABB North America. Gary Rackliffe was appointed to VP of Smart Grids North America in May 2009. He leads ABB's Smart Grid initiative in North America, including business development, strategic partnerships, and ABB’s marketing and product strategies. Gary has over 25 years of industry experience in both transmission and distribution and has worked for ABB for 19 years in Raleigh,NC in several positions. He was previously the VP of Marketing and Sales for the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic sales region.
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Friday, December 2, 2011
Smart Grid – A Triple-Helix Growth Model in the Research Triangle
I work for ABB and we were recently invited to host a dinner for the International Cleantech Network (ICN) in Raleigh, North Carolina when the ICN held its four-day partnership building program in the Research Triangle. The ICN is a global organization dedicated to advancing new technologies for a healthy environment and for economic development. The event was sponsored by the Research Triangle CleanTech Cluster (RTCC) and was organized by the Research Triangle Regional Partnership (RTRP) and NC State University’s (NCSU’s) Office of Research, Innovation, and Economic Development. Since ABB sponsored the dinner, I had the chance to say a few words about why we are supporting the RTCC and why ABB is the first company to commit to participating in the RTCC as a founding board member. I saved my notes from the dinner and want to share in this week’s blog why I think that the Research Triangle is the smart grid hotspot and the five reasons why we are supporting RTCC.
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