The Magic of Magink (Printed Electronics & Photovoltaics USA 2010)

 

Bryan Morry is The Hall at Patriot Place presented by Raytheon executive director, a position he assumed in December of 2007 during the venue's construction. Morry actually worked for the Kraft Sports Group for 8 ½ years as the editor of Patriots Football Weekly from 1997-2005, the team's official newspaper. He left the company in September of 2005 to accept a position as an afternoon drive sports talk radio host in Providence, R.I., before returning to the Kraft Group in his current role. Morry covered all three Patriots Super Bowl victories for PFW and authored the book, Patriots United - the New England Patriots World Championship Season, following the surprising Super Bowl XXXVI win over the St. Louis Rams. He oversees all museum operations. Morry is a 1993 Boston University graduated and lives on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.

The Kraft Group, headquartered in Foxborough, Mass., is the holding company for the Kraft family's various businesses, with concentrated interests in five specific areas: paper and packaging manufacturing and the distribution of forest products; sports and entertainment; real estate development; private equity investing and philanthropy. Together, the Rand-Whitney Group and International Forest Products conduct business in more than 80 countries annually and form one of the largest privately-owned paper packaging and distribution companies in the world. The Kraft Group's sports and entertainment division features Gillette Stadium, New England's premier concert and entertainment venue and home to the National Football League's three-time Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots and Major League Soccer's New England Revolution. The Kraft Group real estate development team oversaw the construction of Gillette Stadium and is now introducing Patriot Place, a 1.3 million square foot super-regional lifestyle and entertainment destination located in Foxborough. For more information, please visit www.thekraftgroup.com.