Difference between revisions of "Robert R. Rose"
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==Positions Held== | ==Positions Held== | ||
| − | *05 - : Turquoise Engineering Consulting - Senior Consultant | + | *05 - : [[Turquoise Engineering Consulting]] - Senior Consultant |
*98 - : [[US Fuel Cell Council]] - Founder and Executive Director | *98 - : [[US Fuel Cell Council]] - Founder and Executive Director | ||
*93 - : Breakthough Technologies Institute - Founder and Executive Director<ref>turquoiseassociates.com, [http://www.turquoiseassociates.com/international/team.html Team], accessed 11 Feb 2010</ref> | *93 - : Breakthough Technologies Institute - Founder and Executive Director<ref>turquoiseassociates.com, [http://www.turquoiseassociates.com/international/team.html Team], accessed 11 Feb 2010</ref> | ||
Revision as of 12:36, 12 February 2010
Positions Held
- 05 - : Turquoise Engineering Consulting - Senior Consultant
- 98 - : US Fuel Cell Council - Founder and Executive Director
- 93 - : Breakthough Technologies Institute - Founder and Executive Director[1]
Vicklosky
Rose gave a donation of $650 to Congressional Candidate Peter Vicklosky,[2] who was named one of the 15 most corrupt members of Congress by the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.[3]
Notes
- ↑ turquoiseassociates.com, Team, accessed 11 Feb 2010
- ↑ Huffington Post, Campaign Contributions and Donations, accessed 12 Feb 2010
- ↑ Carden, D., "Visclosky named to 'most corrupt' list", The Times of Northwest Indiana, 16 Sep 2009, accessed 12 Feb 2010.
