Sr. Program Manager at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Ret.)
Richland, WA 99336
United States
www.pnl.gov
June 1991-June 2011

Gary Morgan was a Senior Program Manager in National Security Directorate (NSD) at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) for the last 6 years and was responsible for working with the CTO’s Office on a Public Private Partnership program aimed at accelerating the “translation of science to solutions” and rapid deployment of Laboratory research into the private sector. Prior to that Mr. Morgan was in charge of Commercialization for all of NSD. Mr. Morgan has over 30 years of experience in private industry, managing product innovation and development as well as new product introduction into the marketplace. He was founder/co-founder of three successful start-up companies. Since joining PNNL in 1991, Mr. Morgan has managed three Laboratory Initiatives, served as the acting CEO for a Richland based start-up in which Battelle held an equity position and also spent eight years as a Commercialization Manager at the Laboratory where he was responsible for several highly successful NSD technology deployments. Mr. Morgan holds graduate degrees in Electrical Engineering /Information Systems from Columbia University as part of the Bell Laboratories Graduate Study Program. He has five patents in his name, has published numerous papers, and appears in Who’s Who in Computing and Who’s Who in America 2010.

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CEO at Technology Development Associates
Spokane, WA 99207
United States

February 1983-February 1989

Innovation and Development Stage Enterprise Experiences: As a named inventor and co-founder of a company in 1980, Mr. Morgan lead operations and the engineering team which developed the DataLine Systems, Inc., on-line bank teller machine which enabled the customer banks to consummate transactions at the teller window, thus reducing the banks “proof costs” while greatly reducing fraud, identity errors and costs. After three years of successful development and installations at five major Banks, the company was sold to the largest commercial bank holding company in New Jersey. As the co-founder of a Development Stage Enterprise (Technology Development Associates, Inc.), from 1983 to 1989, Mr. Morgan was responsible for the development and successful deployment of several product innovations into the wireless device marketplace. These included the first hand held electronic air pressure gauges, for which he set-up manufacturing in Europe and marketing through Sharper Image; and the world’s first wireless LAN, including the patenting of the routing algorithms, and the design and manufacturing of the hardware and software NIC card for the Novell OS. After the worldwide introduction at Comdex in 1987 we sold the product rights to NCR

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