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NEW SRC PRESIDENT

Released on July 13, 2001

Dr. Laurier Schramm, B.Sc., Ph. D., P. Chem., is the new President and

Chief Executive Officer of the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC). The

SRC's Board of Directors announced the appointment today.



Dr. Schramm is a recognized figure in Canada's applied research and

development community, most recently as vice president of the Alberta

Research Council. In addition to his strong academic, research and

management background, Schramm brings vision, enthusiasm and personality to

the SRC.



"The SRC and the province are most fortunate that, having grown-up in both

Regina and Saskatoon, Dr. Schramm understands Saskatchewan's strengths and

opportunities as well as the unique challenges we face," Minister

Responsible for SRC Maynard Sonntag said. "The board of directors is

looking forward to working with Dr. Schramm and the highly professional SRC

team to increase the research council's value to the business community,

our stakeholders and the people of Saskatchewan."



The mission of SRC, a Treasury Board Crown Corporation, is to help the

people of Saskatchewan strengthen the economy with quality jobs and a

secure environment through research, development, and the transfer of

innovative scientific and technological solutions, applications and

services.



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For more information, contact:



Wanda Brown

Communications Co-ordinator

Saskatchewan Research Council

Saskatoon

Phone: (306) 933-6666

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