NEW YORK, Sept. 15, 2003, (PRIMEZONE) -- Ralph Quinsey, CEO of Triquint Semiconductors Inc. (Nasdaq:TQNT) discussed his company's proprietary, GaAs technology and how it's rapidly becoming the standard in the semiconductor industry. Quinsey also discussed his company's growth rate, and its diversification initiatives. He broke down the different areas of Triquint's revenue stream, and some of the company's recent acquisitions, and their entree into the optical technology market. "To think of Triquint, you have to think and believe in communication," Quinsey said. "The demand of the world's population on our communications networks is increasing at a significant pace, as more and more people join the world's revolution for information management."
Rick Bailey, President and CEO of the Nevada-based Gateway Distributors Ltd. (OTCBB:GWDL) discussed the size and growth of the global "wellness" market, and his company's niche in the trillion dollar industry. Bailey also discussed the multi-million dollar contract Gateway signed with Jack Zufelt, and his company's recent partnership with a manufacturing company that would greatly improve Gateway's product line. Other topics in the interview included the company's upcoming milestones, their three to five year outlook, and their whole food nutritional products, which, according to Bailey differ greatly from the company's competitors.
C. Eric Winzer, CFO of the Invitrogen Corporation (Nasdaq:IVGN) detailed everything from Invitrogen's current business portfolio, to their possible future initiatives in adjacent markets. Winzer discussed some of Invitrogen's recent acquisitions, and how they will provide a doorway for the company to enter new sectors. Other topics that he covered were the reagents industry, Triquint's possible future in the instrumentation sector, important global markets for the company, new trends in healthcare technology, and the evolution of the healthcare industry. "As countries get richer, they're going to allocate more money to healthcare," Winzer said. "I would say we're very well positioned to participate in that with our broad product offering, and our current market leadership."
Richard Altomare, CEO of Universal Express Inc. (OTCBB:USXP) described the evolution of the private postal market, and his company's core competencies and divisions. Altomare also discussed his company's recent partnership with QCOMM, and what it means for Universal Express Inc.'s business portfolio. Altomare discussed his company's novel approach to luggage-free travel, and what he saw as several distinct advantages to the concept including generating revenue for airlines, saving time for travelers, and lessening the burden on the Office of Homeland Security. Other topics Altomare discussed were Universal Express Inc.'s initiative to establish a transportation network, the company's stock price, details of their agreement with QCOMM and FTD, and Universal Express Inc.'s future.
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