Awards Programs
Awards programs are terrific ways to get publicity and raise awareness about your company's work.
CTC encourages you to consider applying for these award programs!
CTC Awards
Celebrations of Technology
Leadership, Innovation & Growth
Our goal is to develop the network of Tech Professionals in leading,
fast growing and entrepreneurial companies in Connecticut.
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Women of Innovation Awards - March 1, 2012, Southington This Awards Program gathers the Connecticut technology community to recognize women in schools and in the workforce who are innovators, role models, and leaders in the areas of technology, sciences and engineering. |
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This Annual Awards Program recognizes emerging technology companies who are judged to have an outstanding technology product or service which is either in beta or is already being sold in the marketplace. Program Highlights:
Next nomination period opens in May 2012. |
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The Connecticut Technology Council and Marcum LLP will award CT's 40 fastest growing companies in six technology verticals: Software, IT Services, New Media/Internet/Telecom, Life Sciences, Advanced Manufacturing, Energy/ Environmental Technology (including green technologies). Eligible companies must have revenues of $3 Million and have been in business at least four years. |
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CTC's Innovation Excellence Connecticut Technology Council presented Tangoe, with its 2011 Innovation Excellence Award. Recognized long-time Board Member Frank Marco as its Volunteer of the Year and retiring Board Member Victor Budnick with its Technology Leadership Award. Read the event recap, click here. |
Other Awards Programs
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Deloitte Technology Fast 50: Connecticut, New Jersey, New York A listing of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in a given geographic area. For over 10 years, CTC managed the program in Connecticut. In 2008, Deloitte consolidated the Tri-State Fast 50 programs to create the Technology Fast 50: Connecticut, New Jersey, New York program. The Technology Fast 50 annually recognizes the fastest-growing companies within the geographic boundaries of Connecticut, New Jersey and New York City (upstate New York, Long Island, Rockland and Westchester counties). n The awards are based on percentage revenue growth over a five-year period. To qualify, companies must own proprietary intellectual property or proprietary technology that contributes to a significant portion of their operating revenues. Nominees can be public or private, and encompass all technology, media, telecommunications and life sciences industry sectors.
Links: To Learn more about the Connecticut Fast 50 at: www.ct.org/fast_50_awards.asp
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