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Oklahoma Innovations Radio Show Air Date: February 1-2, 2014 Guests: Aravind Seshadri and Pedro Velasco, Roll-2-Roll Technologies (R2R)

Oklahoma Innovations Radio Show Air Date: February 1-2, 2014 Guests: Aravind Seshadri and Pedro Velasco, Roll-2-Roll Technologies (R2R)

Aravind Seshadri, founder and CEO of Roll-2-Roll Technologies, came to Oklahoma from India to earn his master's degree in mechanical engineering at Oklahoma State University. He liked Oklahoma and OSU so well that he applied to earn his Ph.D.

R2R Technologies, an Oklahoma State University student-led business, was one of the major winners at the Tri-State Donald W. Reynolds Cup business plan competition in Las Vegas last May.

Teams from the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University were named first-place winners in both Graduate and Undergraduate divisions of the Donald W. Reynolds Tri-State collegiate business plan competition in Las Vegas Tuesday night. FieldFocus from OU was named Undergraduate Division winner, while Roll-to-Roll Technologies from OSU was named Graduate Division winner. Each team won $30,000. The Tri-State is a business plan competition featuring the top two winning teams in Graduate and Undergraduate Divisions from Donald W. Reynolds Governor's Cup competitions in Oklahoma, Arkansas and Nevada.

The Arkansas Economic Acceleration Foundation, an affiliate of The Arkansas Capital Corporation Group, is pleased to announce that R2R Technologies of Oklahoma State University of Stillwater, Okla., and Field Focus of Oklahoma State University of Norman, Okla., are the 2013 winners of the Donald W. Reynolds Tri-State Award in Las Vegas.

Teams from the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University were first-place division winners of the Donald W. Reynolds Tri-State collegiate business plan competition in Las Vegas.

Teams from the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University were named first place winners in both Graduate and Undergraduate divisions of the Donald W. Reynolds Tri-State collegiate business plan competition here Tuesday night.

R2R Technologies, an Oklahoma State University student-led business, was one of the major winners at the Tri-State Donald. W. Reynolds Cup business plan competition in Las Vegas on Tuesday night.

R2R Technologies, an Oklahoma State University student-led business, was one of the major winners at the Tri-State Donald. W. Reynolds Cup business plan competition in Las Vegas on Tuesday night.

The fifth annual Riata Business Plan Competition awarded more than $43,000 in prize money on Saturday to help winning student teams finance their plans and turn them into viable business ventures.

A number of Oklahoma State University students and several teams from the Stillwater campus were among the winners during the 2013 Donald W. Reynolds Governor’s Cup Competition.

Student teams from Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City, Rogers State University and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College finished one-two-three in the first Small Business Division competition at the annual Donald W. Reynolds Governor’s Cup.

Student teams from Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City, Rogers State University and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College were recognized Thursday in the new small business division of the annual Donald W. Reynolds Governor’s Cup collegiate business plan competition.

The six High Growth Graduate Division teams advancing to the Oral Presentation finalist round April 13 at the Presbyterian Health Foundation Conference Center in Oklahoma City. Note: Teams will receive an email with judges’ comments and additional information on the oral competition by Monday, March 25.