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Dean Gorder Joins North Dakota Unmanned Autonomous Systems Council, Strengthening Leadership in UAS Innovation
Grand Forks, ND – 9/27/24 – The North Dakota Unmanned Autonomous Systems (NDUAS) Council is proud to announce the addition of Dean Gorder to its distinguished board. With an extensive background in economic development and advancing North Dakota’s technology and innovation landscape, Gorder brings a wealth of experience and insight to the Council, reinforcing its mission to lead the future of UAS innovation.
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Gorder’s career has been marked by a commitment to expanding opportunities within North Dakota, particularly in aerospace, technology, and unmanned systems. His experience as Director at General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, a global leader in UAS technology, allowed Gorder to play a pivotal role in driving the development and deployment of unmanned systems worldwide. His leadership in this role further solidified his deep expertise in the UAS industry, making him a valuable asset to the NDUAS Council.
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"We are thrilled to welcome Dean Gorder to the NDUAS Council," said Matt Dunlevy, President of the NDUAS Council. "Dean’s expertise in fostering economic growth and his deep understanding of the UAS industry—particularly through his role at General Atomics—will be invaluable as we continue to push the boundaries of innovation and growth within the sector. His leadership will be instrumental in our ongoing efforts to solidify North Dakota’s reputation as a hub for UAS research, development, and operations."
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Dean Gorder’s appointment comes at a pivotal time for the UAS industry, as North Dakota continues to see an influx of new opportunities and investments in unmanned systems. The NDUAS Council remains dedicated to supporting the state’s UAS ecosystem by collaborating with industry leaders, government officials, and academic institutions.
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"I am honored to join the NDUAS Council and contribute to North Dakota’s growing UAS industry," said Dean Gorder. "The state has made incredible strides in this field, and I look forward to working with the council and its partners to continue building on that momentum."
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The NDUAS Council is excited about the future of unmanned systems in North Dakota, and Dean Gorder’s appointment further strengthens its commitment to fostering innovation, collaboration, and economic growth in the region.
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Praxis Strategy Group Joins North Dakota UAS Council, Strengthening State's Leadership in Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Grand Forks - 9/24/24 - Praxis Strategy Group, a leading innovation firm headquartered in Grand Forks, ND, is proud to announce its membership in the North Dakota Unmanned Autonomous Systems (UAS) Council. This strategic move underscores Praxis' commitment to advancing the UAS industry and fostering collaboration in one of the nation's most dynamic UAS ecosystems.
The North Dakota UAS Council, a coalition of industry leaders, government agencies, and academic institutions, plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of unmanned aircraft systems. By joining the Council, Praxis will contribute its expertise in innovation and technology development, helping to drive the growth and integration of UAS technologies across multiple sectors. Praxis is a manager of the Red River Corridor Fund, which invests in UAS companies, and is an advisor to the nationwide UAS Angel Network, which connects UAS companies to investors.
"We are thrilled to welcome Praxis Strategy Group to the North Dakota UAS Council," said Matt Dunlevy, President and CEO of the Council. "Praxis has a proven track record of innovation and a deep commitment to advancing UAS technologies. Their participation will undoubtedly enhance our collective efforts to position North Dakota as a national leader in UAS development and deployment. Further, I've known Dr. Zimmerman for years. He's been a guiding light in UAS as long as anyone in North Dakota."
Dr. Delore Zimmerman, President and CEO of Praxis Strategy Group expressed enthusiasm about the partnership: "Joining the North Dakota UAS Council is a significant milestone for our company. We are excited to collaborate with other industry leaders to push the boundaries of UAS technology and explore new opportunities for innovation. Our team is eager to contribute our expertise and work together to achieve the Council's vision for the future of UAS throughout North Dakota."
Praxis has been at the forefront of innovation in various sectors, and this new collaboration with the North Dakota UAS Council will further reinforce the company's commitment to advancing cutting-edge technologies. Together, Praxis and the Council aim to leverage the unique strengths of North Dakota's UAS ecosystem to drive growth, create new opportunities, and maintain the state's leadership position in this rapidly evolving industry.
Delta Advisory Group Joins North Dakota Unmanned Autonomous Systems Council
Grand Forks, ND — 8/13/24 — The North Dakota Unmanned Autonomous Systems (UAS) Council is excited to announce that Delta Advisory Group has joined as its newest member.
Delta Advisory Group brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the UAS industry. Their commitment to innovation and excellence aligns perfectly with the Council's mission to drive advancements and foster growth in the UAS community in North Dakota.
"We are thrilled to welcome Delta Advisory Group to the North Dakota UAS Council," said Matt Dunlevy, President of the North Dakota UAS Council. "Their expertise and dedication to the UAS industry will be invaluable as we work together on groundbreaking projects and initiatives that will shape the future of unmanned systems in North Dakota and beyond."
Delta Advisory Group's inclusion in the Council represents a significant step forward in collaborative efforts to enhance the UAS sector's capabilities and impact.
For more information about Delta Advisory Group and their work, visit uas-insight.com.