RFID Action Summit ...

From Senator Byron L. Dorgan ...

... "Action Summits to explore new areas of research and commercial opportunities for our region. These meetings focused on the growing biosciences and RFID technology areas. Future Action Summits will look at hydrogen energy, homeland security, nanotechnology and information security." ...

Senator Dorgan continues to represent the working men and women of North Dakota through his dedication to public service. After being appointed Tax Commissioner at 26, he was the youngest Constitutional officer in North Dakota history. He moved into Federal Service in 1980 by being elected to the United States House of Representatives, serving all of North Dakota as an "at large" member. In 1992, the Dean of the North Dakota delegation was elected to the Senate. Currently, Senator Dorgan is serving in his second term where he is a key member of the U.S. Senate’s Democratic Leadership team. He is Chairman of the Democratic Policy Committee (DPC), where he works closely with Senate Democratic Leader Tom Daschle to help develop the legislative agenda for the Senate Democratic Caucus. Senator Dorgan's legislative Agenda puts North Dakota First!