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Third Annual Connecticut-Israel Technology Summit
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Girls of Innovation Science Challenge
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CTC Announces Winners of the Ninth Annual Women of Innovation Awards 03/19/13 - Hartford Courant - The Connecticut Technology Council honored 52 finalists and nine category winners for outstanding achievement in science, technology, engineering and mathematics at its ninth annual Women of Innovation Awards Dinner on Tuesday, March 19th at the Aqua Turf Club in Southington. Read the full article.
CTC Picks High School Sophomore
03/17/12 - CTC has awarded a modest monetary award to Bridget Oei in the 6th Annual Connecticut Science Fair, held March 13th - 17th. Bridget is a high school sophomore at East Catholic High School in Manchester. Her science project was entitled: Approach to Harvesting Vibrations from Human Respiration to Power Biological Implant Devices.
Angel Investing Jumps with State Tax Credit
01/12/12 - Hartford Courant -
The Connecticut legislature's 2010 jobs package bill allowed angel investors who put $100,000 into small Connecticut tech/science startups to deduct a quarter of that investment from state income taxes. "There is an explosion in entrepreneurship and people want to get in on it," said Matthew Nemerson, Connecticut Technology Council CEO, which has been lobbying for angel investor tax credits for over five years. "The legislation came at the right time
to throw fuel on the fire. Read the full article.
UConn: Funding and New Synergies
for Tech Startups
11/28/11 - Hartford Business Journal -
Synaptic Dynamics, Inc. is utilizing UConn's new angel investor fund to help it develop a new compound
to enable the brain to fight Alzheimer’s disease. Matthew Nemerson, President of the Connecticut Technology Council, called the fund a new paradigm, "... the fund sets up a new situation where donation results in ‘capital outflow ...’ Read the full article.
CT Tech Council - Supporting the New Yankee Ingenuity
11/08/11 - 10 Minute Strategy - ...enjoy this interview with Matthew Nemerson, CEO and President of the Connecticut Technology Council.
MA Startup Challenge Eyes CT/NY
11/04/11 - Westfair Online - On Nov. 14,
Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW), sponsored
by
the Kauffman Foundation, will include a
three-day
Startup New Haven competition to
build a web or mobile application in a weekend.
In September, a similar
Startup Weekend Hartford
was sponsored by Northeast Utilities, the Connecticut Technology Council and the
Connecticut Incubator Network ... Read the full article.
CTC Announces the 2011 CT Tech "Companies to Watch"
10/28/11 - Westfair Online - State models incubator effort after Stamford center...The planned funding comes on the heels of Startup America establishing a Startup Connecticut program intended to groom new companies, and as the Connecticut Technology Council held its annual Innovation and Entrepreneurship Summit and Northeast Angel Summit in New Haven last week. ... Read the full article
10/29/11 - theday.com - Anthony Viggiano, inventor of the Autotether wireless lanyard, was among a host of local inventors and entrepreneurs to be recognized at the annual Connecticut Technology Council awards dinner Thursday. ... Read the full article
11/04/11 - BYM News & Magazine - Autotether wins Connecticut Tech Council Innovation Award for Wireless Lanyard System... Read the full article
Have All the Angels Gone to Haven?
10/11/11- conntact.com -
Connecticut startups find they must get much more creative to get financing...Matthew Nemerson, president and CEO at the Connecticut Technology Council (CTC)..."The environment for investing in early-stage equity probably is the strongest it’s been in a long time because of a number of initiatives in the past two or three years,” he says, citing CI’s Pre-Seed Fund as one of the catalysts. ...Read the full article
Despite Hopes, Computer Sector Not Making a Dent in CT Joblessness
10/09/11- Hartford Courant - Why don't we have
it together like Boston's Route 128, North
Carolina's Research Triangle, or the
Silicon
Valley?
Gov. Malloy wants to change that with
the landing
of
a major biotech research nonprofit and just recently,
the launch of "Startup Connecticut"
to
help
fast-growing tech firms thrive....Connecticut Technology Council CEO, Matthew Nemerson, said "The link between sales growth and hiring has
been
slipping ..." Read the full article.
State Must Roll Up Its Sleeves to Help Create Jobs
10/02/11 - (Hartford) courant.com - Incredibly, a shortage of trained workers is in part why hundreds of good manufacturing jobs in CT are unfilled. Yet there are programs here that graduate many
full-time students yearly. Gov. Dannel Malloy is heavily engaged in job creation and is meeting with business leaders and is also engineering several large deals to bring jobs into the state. Matthew Nemerson of the Connecticut Technology Council points out that "... CEOs want government that is agile and paying attention ..." Read the full Editorial.
CTC Announces the 2011 Marcum Tech Top 40
8/04/11 - Westfar Online - Fairfield County well represented in the 2011 Marcum Tech Top 40
9/27/11 - MarketWatch - Evolution1(TM) has Been Named by the Connecticut Technology Council as an Award Winner in the 2011 Marcum Tech Top 40...Read the full press release
9/28/11 -
MarketWatch - STR Holdings, Inc. Named Leading Energy/Environmental Company among Connecticut's Fastest Growing Companies...Read the full press release
9/28/11 - MarketWatch - [Defibtech] named to Marcum Tech Top 40 by Connecticut Technology Council for fifth consecutive year...Read the full press release
9/29/11 - MarketWatch - Adeptra Recognized in Connecticut Technology Council Tech Top 40 for Fourth Year in a Row...Read the full press release
10/20/11 - PRWeb - OpenSky Corporation Receives Fastest Growth Award...Read the full press release
Herbst Putting UConn on the Fast Track
07/25/11 - HartfordBusiness.com - UConn's newly minted president, Susan Herbst, said investment in faculty, equipment and labs are needed for UConn to drive the commercialization of its research and attract top scientists and federal dollars. Herbst also had a role in driving tech transfer efforts in Georgia, something that gives Matthew Nemerson, CEO of the Connecticut Technology Council, hope that she will be able to do the same in Connecticut. ... Read the full article.
Is State As Serious About Jobs As Grads Are?
05/25/11 - Hartford Courant - Nearly half of the recent college graduates who left Connecticut
and
New England did so primarily to pursue
jobs
in
other
states, according to a 2010 report by
the Connecticut Technology Council. Gov.
Malloy has called for a bold plan
to more than double ... Read the full article.
State Launching UConn Research Park
04/29/11 - Hartford Courant -
A new research park at UConn's Storrs campus is going forward, to resemble a smaller version of North Carolina's Research Triangle Park. Sen. Beth Bye, D.West Hartford, co-chairwoman of the higher education committee, hopes the tech park will be ready in a few years. Matthew Nemerson, CEO of the Connecticut Technology Council, said there's a hunger at the state businesses for more partnerships with universities ... Read the full article
Connecticut Still Waiting for Impact of Korea Deal
03/21/11 - Hartford Business Journal - The state's December 2010 trade agreement deal with South Korea could yield benefits in the future. Matthew Nemerson of the Connecticut Technology Council recently visited South Korea - already our
seventh-largest exporter. "Korea ... is the most productive country ... when it comes to turning research and development into patents. Once (their goal to provide most flat-screen TVs and high-end components) becomes reality, Korea will be open
to more joint agreements ... " Read the full article.
Moving to a 'Green Economy': The Unmarked Road Ahead
03/07/11 - CT Mirror - In his ongoing support of
the creation of green jobs, Gov. Malloy
named
Daniel Esty as the state environmental protection commissioner and chief energy advisor. A Yale
law and environment school
professor, Esty is also the
author of Green to Gold: How Smart
Companies
Use Environmental Strategy to
Innovate, Create Value, and Build Competitive Advantage.
Matthew Nemerson of the Connecticut Technology Council said "... CT should focus on areas
where we already have an
edge, like designing
energy-efficient building systems and products ..." Read
the full article.
Business Friendly: What Does It Mean for Connecticut?
02/27/11 - Hartford Courant - CEOs expect to
deal
with executives at the same level at other companies, and that goes for this state, said Matthew Nemerson of the Connecticut Technology Council. " ... The culture is, 'at our
level we deal with CEOs.' In
state government, that's the governor. So that's
the game. It's crucial for the governor to build relationships ..." Read the full article
CTC Asks Governor to Oversee Building of Innovation Eco-System
02/24/11 - Hartford Courant - The Connecticut Technology Council issued its 2011
public policy Innovation Agenda today for the consideration
of the new Governor's Administration, the State Legislature and other economic development
groups. The Agenda is organized around the “innovation eco-system” - the set of conditions
and
relationships that enable a region to create companies and jobs by commercializing
intellectual property ... Read the full article.
Malloy's First Five Hailed as Worthy Try
02/21/11 - Hartford Business Journal - The governor's “First Five” initiative seeks instate and out-of-state companies, creating 200 jobs in the next two years or alternatively, in five, if they invest $25 million. In exchange, he will approve every business incentive we have to offer. But
state costs are no higher and sometimes less
than in metro New York and Boston, said Matthew Nemerson, President of the Connecticut Technology Council. According to a December CTC study of tech CEOs, costs are less of a draw than fostering innovation ... Read the full article.
A Democratic Governor Reaches Out to State Businesses
02/14/11 - CT Mirror - Governor Malloy comes to office after 14 years as the mayor of Stamford. On the campaign trail, he heard there just wasn't the partnership between the state and private sector that is needed. Already, he has met with the MetroHartford Alliance, the CBIA, and several major companies. Matthew Nemerson of the Connecticut Technology Council said "... I think it's fascinating that we have a mayor leading the state. It's rare, but it makes so much sense ... Read the full article.
What Connecticut can learn from Pfizer's decision
02/04/11 - (Hartford) courant.com - Gov. Malloy said he only heard about Pfizer's plan to move hundreds of jobs to Cambridge the day before
the announcement. Matthew Nemerson of the Connecticut Technology Council said that agenicies and government must recognize how to compete with out-of-state moves — an expanded UConn
research hospital, and growing partnerships
among New Haven, Yale and private research companies
... Read the full blog article.
Pfizer workforce layoffs announced
02/01/11 - (Hartford) courant.com - Pfizer said
that 25 percent of its Groton and New London
workforce
will be laid off as some operations
are
transferred to Cambridge, MA in an effort
to
cut
R&D costs. Matthew Nemerson of the Connecticut Technology Council said this is evidence that companies are relocating research operations to areas with a concentration of life sciences."The
trick here is to say, OK, next time they have to locate 1,000 people, they choose Groton," said Nemerson. But biotech firms may benefit ...
Read the full blog article.
RSL Fiber Systems earns second
major award in three months
01/31/11 - Corporate Connecticut -
RSL Fiber Systems has received The 2010 North American
Technology Innovation of the Year Award, from
renowned research leader Frost & Sullivan.
Last
fall, the Connecticut Technology Council and
Marcum, LLP named RSL the state’s leading
technology
company in revenue growth
in
advanced manufacturing. Read the
full article.
Malloy Sought Ideas, Now Proposals Abound
01/24/11 - Hartford Business Journal -
Tax-free
industry zones and public-private
sector
cooperation
are suggestions made by
Governor Malloy’s working group, which includes business
and
policy leaders
MetroHartford Alliance
CEO Oz Griebel,
Connecticut Technology Council CEO Matthew Nemerson and Liberty Bank
CEO Chandler Howard. This may indicate some
of the economic development policies that
Malloy will pursue. Read more
CT Numbers on Unemployed and 99ers
01/12/11 - Examiner.com - Connecticut has fared better than most with the unemployed and 99ers, with a 9% unemployment rate. But the Connecticut Technology Council news that tech
jobs are on a down hill run could change those numbers, bringing rates in the Nutmeg State
closer to the national average. Ref:
Ucubed, Connecticut Technology Council, CNBC. Read the full blog article
CTC Press Releases
Read CTC's monthly newsletter for an overview of recent developments in the Connecticut technology community.
Click here for the April 2013 issue.
CTC Honors Category Winners and Finalists at the Ninth Annual Women of Innovation Awards Program
03/19/13 - The Connecticut Technology Council and nearly 500 attendees celebrated women and girls with exceptional achievements in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) on Tuesday, March 19th at the Aqua Turf Club, Southington. Selected from hundreds of highly qualified nominees, finalists work and study in areas from biomed and genetics to aerospace and environmental engineering. Educators and business leaders alike applauded the rewards of sparking gender-equal interest in STEM. Read the full press release.
2013-2014 Officers for the Connecticut Technology Council's Board of Directors Elected
02/11/13 - The Connecticut Technology Council (CTC) Board of Directors met on January 31st to confirm the election of nine new Officers for the 2013-2014 term. Two new Board members were also announced. Read the full press release.
CTC Announces Finalists for 9th Annual Women of Innovation Awards Program
02/05/2013 - The Connecticut Technology Council (CTC)'s Women of Innovation planning committee today announced the finalists for the ninth annual Women of Innovation Awards Program. This program recognizes women across Connecticut – those in the workforce and students – who are innovators, role models and leaders in their technology professions or fields of study.
The winner in each of the eight awards categories will be announced during the 2013 Women of Innovation Awards Dinner at the Aqua Turf Club in Southington on March 19, 2013. Read the full press release.
CTC 2012 Annual Meeting Award
12/07/2012 - The Connecticut Technology Council presented Rogers Corporation with the 2012 Innovation Excellence Award, accepted by Robert Daigle, Sr. VP for Research & Development and CTO of Rogers. Also recognized was Christopher “Kip” Bergstrom, the state’s Executive Director of the Commission on Culture and Tourism with CTC's Innovation Policy Leadership Award, and Board member Chris Kalish, TJX Companies as CTC Volunteer of the Year. The awards were made at the Council’s Annual Meeting held at Fairfield University on December 6th. Read the full announcement.
CTC Selects 75 Companies to Watch
for 2012 Innovation & Entrepreneurship Summit
10/24/12 - The Connecticut Technology Council selected 75 companies as having the most potential for success, to participate in the sixth Annual Innovation and Entrepreneurship Summit on November 1st in New Haven. These emerging and early stage Tech Companies to Watch will present their technologies and services to over 400 attendees, including venture investors, angels, and corporate business development executives, and compete for the top Award in each of five categories: New Technology Products; Software Products, New Internet/New Media Companies; Life Sciences Products; New Green/Environmental Products. Read the full announcement.
CTC Announces Winners of the Eighth Annual Women of Innovation Awards Program
3/01/2012 - Fifty-three innovative, outstanding women and girls from across Connecticut were honored March 1st during the Connecticut Technology Council (CTC)'s eighth annual Women of Innovation awards dinner. This awards program gathers the Connecticut technology community to recognize women in the workforce who are innovators, role models and leaders in the technology, science and engineering fields. Students at both the high school and college level are also honored for their studies and accomplishments. Read the full announcement.
CTC Announces Finalists for Eighth Annual Women of Innovation Awards Program
01/18/2012- The Connecticut Technology Council (CTC)'s Women of Innovation planning committee today announced the finalists for the eighth annual Women of Innovation Awards Program. This awards program gathers the Connecticut technology community to recognize women in the workforce who are innovators, role models and leaders in the technology, science and engineering fields.
The winner in each of the eight awards categories will be announced during the 2012 Women of Innovation Awards Dinner at the Aqua Turf Club in Southington on March 1st, 2012. Read the full announcement.
CTC 2011 Annual Meeting Award
12/08/2011 - The Connecticut Technology Council presented Tangoe, Incorporated with its 2011 Innovation Excellence Award, and recognized long-time Board Member Frank Marco as its Volunteer of the Year and retiring Board Member Victor Budnick with its Technology Leadership Award.The award was made at the Council’s Annual Meeting held at Fairfield University on December 8th. Read the announcement and watch the videos.
2011 Innovation & Entrepreneurship Summit Event Recap
10/28/2011 -
Nearly 400 entrepreneurs, investors and service providers gathered on October 27, 2011 at The Omni Hotel in New Haven for the Fifth Annual Innovation Pipeline Awards, a celebration of the most promising early stage and emerging technology companies in Connecticut identified by the Connecticut Technology Council (CTC) as having the best potential to be a successful enterprise. Read the full press release
OpenSky Corporation Named Connecticut’s Fastest Growing Technology Company
09/27/2011 - Six winners representing key areas of technology were announced as the fastest growing technology companies in Connecticut at the 2011 Marcum Tech Top 40 awards ceremony on September 27 at the Oakdale Theater in Wallingford. Marcum LLP, one of the nation’s leading accounting and advisory firms, and the Connecticut Technology Council recognized the 40 fastest growing technology companies in Connecticut based on revenue growth over the past four years. Read the full press release
CTC Announces Finalists for 7th Annual Women of Innovation Awards Program
02/15/2011 - The Connecticut Technology Council (CTC)'s Women of Innovation planning committee today announced the finalists for the seventh annual Women of Innovation Awards Program. This program recognizes women across Connecticut – those in the workforce and students – who are innovators, role models and leaders in their technology professions or fields of study.
The winner in each of the eight awards categories will be announced during the 2011 Women of Innovation Awards Dinner at the Aqua Turf Club in Southington on March 31, 2011. Read the full press release
Connecticut Venture Group Appoints Liddy Karter as New Executive Director, CVG Enters Alliance With Connecticut Technology Council
12/07/2010 - Peter Hicks, President of the Connecticut Venture Group (CVG), an Industry trade association representing the risk capital community, entrepreneurs and service firms engaged in assisting start-up firms and those seeking funding, announced today that the organization has appointed Elizabeth (Liddy) Karter as its new Executive Director beginning January 1, 2011. Ms. Karter of Old Lyme, Connecticut is an experienced entrepreneur and investor. Read the full press release
CTC 2010 Annual Meeting & Holiday Party
12/02/2010 - Connecticut Technology Council presents ESPN with its 2010 Innovation Excellence Award and recognizes Secretary of State-Elect Denise Merrill as its Public Policy Leader of the year, and recognizes board members Carol Pride, CIO of Mohegan Sun and Ira Yellen, President & CEO of First Experience Communications as CTC Volunteer(s) of the Year. Read the full press release
Marcum LLP and Connecticut Technology Council Announces Marcum Tech Top 40 Winners
10/27/2010 - HARTFORD, Conn. - Marcum LLP, one of the nation’s leading accounting and advisory firms, and The Connecticut Technology Council awarded winners in each of the six categories of the Marcum Tech Top 40 in a ceremony at the Chevrolet Theater in Wallingford, CT. The Marcum Tech Top 40 recognizes the 40 fastest growing technology companies in Connecticut based on revenue growth over the past four years. Read the full press release
Connecticut Technology Council Honors Emerging Technology Companies for Accomplishments, Potential at Fourth Annual Innovation Pipeline Awards
10/01/2010 - EAST HARTFORD, Conn.--Over 400 entrepreneurs, investors and service providers gathered on Thursday, September 30, 2010 at The Omni Hotel in New Haven for the Connecticut Technology Council’s Fourth Annual Innovation Pipeline Awards. The event celebrates the most promising early stage and emerging technology companies in Connecticut that are considered to have the best potential to be a successful enterprise. Read the full press release
CTC Announces Winners of the Sixth Annual Women of Innovation Awards Program - 1/20/2010 - Fifty-nine innovative, outstanding women from across Connecticut were honored January 20th during the sixth annual Women of Innovation awards dinner. The awards program recognizes women in the workforce who are innovators, role models and leaders in the technology, science and engineering fields. Students at both the high school and college level were also recognized. Read the full press release
CTC Announces the List of 2010 Women of Innovation
12/11/09 - Finalists for the 2010 Women of Innovation 2010 program were announced.
Click here for the event program (.pdf), including short bios on all our finalists!
CTC Annual Meeting and Awards Presented
12/3/2009- The event was sponsored by Open Solutions, Connecticut Innovations and Covidien Surgical Devices. Over 200 people attended. Heaps of toys were collected for Toys for Tots.
Awards were presented:
2009 Public Policy Leader of the Year to Connecticut Economic Resource Center, Inc.
2009 Innovation Excellence Award to member company United Technologies Corporation
2009 Volunteer(s) of the Year were
John Kreitler, a partner at the Hartford law firm Shipman & Goodwin LLP, and
Vincent Kiernan, a partner at the law firm of Edwards Angel Palmer & Dodge LLP
Thanks to all who took part - click here to read the full blog post
Announcing the 2009 class of FastTrack companies
CTC and EAPD welcome & congratulate nine new companies:
Axxun Inc., Control Station, Inc., Core Informatics LLC, Geezeo, PageFad LLC, Retail Optimization Inc., RemoTv Inc., SeeClickFix, SyferLock Technology Corporation
Read the full press release
Read about these and all the Companies in the FastTrack Program
CTC Names 2009 Emerging Connecticut Tech Companies to Watch at September 17th Awards Program
9/14/09 - Over 300 entrepreneurs, event sponsors and service providers are
expected to gather on Thursday, September 17, 2009 at The Omni Hotel, New Haven for the Third
Innovation Pipeline Awards, celebrating the most promising early stage technology companies in
Connecticut. Companies to Watch is part of CTC's larger event on the same day - the Cantor Colburn/CCAT Innovation
and Entrepreneurship Summit.
A northeast angel investor summit is also included. Highlighting the evening program will be a poster fair, with
119 “Companies to Watch”presenting their products... Read the full press release.
CTC and UHY LLP Release 2009 Top 40 Fastest Growing Companies in Connecticut
9/14/09 - The Connecticut Technology Council and UHY LLP are releasing their 2009 list of the state's 40 fastest growing technology companies. The UHY LLP Tech Top 40 list of winning companies is compiled on the basis of revenue staegrowth over the last four years. Companies considered for this recognition have at least $3M in revenue, although some of the public companies listed have exceeded $1Billion in revenue. Primarily, UHY LLP Tech Top 40 companies are privately held, but twelve public companies, including Priceline.com and L-1 Identity Solutions, are also winners ... Read the full press release.
Innovation Pipeline Accelerator Management to Change Hands
9/09/09 - Matthew Nemerson, President and CEO of the Connecticut Technology Council (CTC) and Elliot Ginsberg, President and CEO of the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc. (CCAT) jointly announced today that the statewide one-stop intake and resource matching program for start-up and early stage high potential technology firms, the Innovation Pipeline Accelerator (IPA), has been transferred to CCAT. The program has worked with over 500 small and prospective employees since its inception and is considered a national model for entrepreneurs ... Read the full press release.
CTC Announces Edwards Angell Palmer Dodge FastTrack Selections for 2009
9/09/09 - The Connecticut Technology Council has selected its 2009 class of FastTrack companies; these high potential companies are likely to achieve significant revenue growth in the next year and beyond. Companies will be paired with mentors, introduced to investors as appropriate and assisted in the selection of screened service providers where needed. FastTrack companies were culled from a broad base of over 500 emerging technology companies in CTC’s Innovation Pipeline Accelerator Program (IPA), which serves start-ups and ...read the full press release
CTC President Matthew Nemerson Elected President of North American Trade Association for Technology Organizations
4/09/09 - Matthew Nemerson, 53, president & CEO of the Connecticut Technology Council (CTC) was elected president of the Technology Councils of North America (TECNA) at the organization’s semi-annual conference in Baltimore. His term of office is for two years. TECNA represents regional and state technology councils and associations throughout the United States and Canada. Nemerson’said, “I am proud to have earned the confidence of my peers in a short time and excited to have this opportunity to be involved at a national level in strengthening the technology industry during a critical time for the economy.”Read the full press release
CTC Announces Finalists for the
2009
Women of Innovation Program
12/9/08 - CTC's Women of Innovation planning committee today announced the finalists for the fifth annual Women of Innovation awards program. This program recognizes women across Connecticut who are innovators, role models and leaders in their ...Read the press release about this event.
Innovation Pipeline Accelerator to support
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as Network Partner
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Read the full offer and requirements
CTC's Annual Meeting
12/4/08 - Read the press release, click here
CTC's Annual Meeting took place 12/4 at the Covidien North Haven Campus. Thank you goes to Open Solutions for sponsoring the event. We had over 150 CTC Members and guests in attendance. Rick Harris, CTC's secretary presented board business and awards were presented.
Special thanks to CTC's volunteer board of directors. Learn about the CTC Board
(l to r) Matthew Nemerson, Joan McDonald - State of CT, DECD, Frank Wolak - Fuel Cell Energy, Beth Alquist - Day Pitney
Congratulations to our award winners:
CTC has presented its 2008 Innovation Excellence Award to member company FuelCell Energy, Inc. a Danbury-based fuel cell company. Receiving the Council’s 2008 Public Policy Leader of the Yearaward was Joan McDonald, the Commissioner of the state Department of Community and Economic Development, for providing leadership in support of the technology based set of economic development polices the Council believes are best for the state. Beth Alquist Partner, Day Pitney LLP received the 2008 Volunteer of the Year for her volunteer work on the Woman of Innovation Planning Committee which she has led since 2006.
Read the press release, click here
CTC Honors
UHY LLP Tech Top 40 Winners
11/06/08 - The Connecticut Technology Council and UHY LLP feted the 40 fastest growing technology companies in Connecticut last night at the Chevrolet Theater in Wallingford. The list of winning companies ... Read the press release about this event.
CTC Announces
UHY LLP Tech Top 40
10/06/08 - The Connecticut Technology Council and UHY LLP are releasing the list of the 40 fastest- growing technology companies in Connecticut. The UHY LLP Tech Top 40 is compiled on the basis of revenue growth over the last four years.
Read the full press release.
CTC SEEKS NOMINEES FOR AWARDS
9/10-08 - Nominations for the Fifth Annual Women of Innovation Awards Ceremony, to be held on January 29, 2009, must be submitted by 10/31/08.Read more -->
CTC Hosts 2008 Annual Innovation Pipeline Accelerator Awards
9/16/08 - Almost 400 entrepreneurs, investors, and service providers gathered at the Dolce Norwalk Center for Innovation & Leadership. Read the press release-->
14 New FastTrack Companies
4/30/08 - 14 inductees to the FastTrack program. Read more -->
2008 Women of Innovation
1/30/08 - Winners chosen for the 4th Annual Women of Innovation. Read more -->