Thanks to everyone who made it out to our Kellogg Alumni One Year Reunion Happy Hour at Rock Bottom on May 4! If you didn't hear about it, that might be because you don't have your alumni e-mail forwarding address set up. Go to www.kellogg.nwu.edu/alumni/ eservices.htm to set this up and sign up for the TMP Class of 2000 listserv.

I know I enjoyed chatting with several of you at Rock Bottom, including Josh Meyer, John Merriwether, Matt Par, Eric Dustman, Tres and Elizabeth Roeder. (My apologies for those who I have missed; it was tough getting all of the names. Thanks, Tres!)

On with the updates!

Congratulations to Daniel Gamota who is leading the team comprised of Motorola, Dow Chemical, and Xerox that was awarded $15.7 million in seed funding to develop the technology and the business strategy for plastic integrated circuits. This space has the potential for a $60 billion market for "things that think" and will compete with the likes of Intel, Texas Instruments, and Advanced Micro Devices.

Kate Doyle Siebert is still a manager at Cisco Systems after 3 1/2 years. She made it through the first (and hopefully only) layoff Cisco has ever experienced. Kate gave birth to Mary Grace in October and now enjoys the challenges raising two children under age 2.

Remember that by signing up for e-mail forwarding you will get exciting notices (from yours truly) to submit class updates for Kellogg World each quarter. Don't forget to sign up!