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Hall of Fame inductees are awarded the Minnesota Science and Technology Hall of Fame Medallion. These medallions have tremendous historic, artistic, and symbolic value. Made of bronze, each has been
struck from the original die of an exquisitely carved medal created in 1908 for the St. Paul Institute, precursor to the Science Museum of Minnesota. It was designed by world-renowned and Minnesota-bornsculptor Paul Manship, whose statue of Prometheus graces New YorkCity’s Rockefeller Center Plaza.
One hundred years after Manship carved his final touches, this medallion was selected as a fitting symbol to recognize the exemplary accomplishments of inductees to the Minnesota Science and Technology Hall of Fame, and to celebrate the creativity that underlies allpursuits in the sciences.
In many respects, Richard Daly created the scene in the regional high-tech community. After honing his executive-level skills bringing Comserv from a small start-up specializing in software products to an international corporation with sales offices in Paris, Dublin, Frankfurt and London, Daly set about empowering other small high-tech start-ups. Through his management consultant firm Consatech, he is credited with advising upwards of 200 high-tech businesses.
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