Technology Association of Oregon Announces 2019 Oregon Technology Awards Finalists

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The Technology Association of Oregon (TAO) announced the finalists for the 2019 Oregon Technology Awards, an annual program celebrating excellence and achievement in the region’s technology industry.

The winners will be revealed at the Oregon Technology Awards ceremony on April 17 at the Oregon Convention Center. The 35th annual Oregon Technology Awards will recognize companies for Technology Company of the Year (based on five different size categories) as well as Influential Technology Company Not Headquartered in Oregon, Most Disruptive Technology and the People’s Choice Award.

“Each of these finalists have significantly contributed to our thriving technology community,” said Skip Newberry, president and CEO at TAO. “We’re really looking forward to April and the Oregon Technology Awards where we’ll get to celebrate all of these companies and their recent successes.”

The finalists were selected from a range of industries within the various award categories. TAO is proud to announce the 2019 Oregon Technology Award finalists, as follows:

Technology Company of the Year, Pre-Revenue

Lora DiCarlo

Megh Computing, Inc.

Streem

Technology Company of the Year Emerging

MilkRun

The Tech Academy

Stackery  

Technology Company of the Year Rising Star

Crowdstreet

Treehouse

SheerID

Technology Company of the Year Growth

DiscoverOrg

Jama Software

Nvoicepay

Technology Company of the Year, Enterprise

Biamp

NAVEX Global

nLIGHT

PacStar

Most Disruptive Technology

Act-On

Cloudability

Jama Software

PacStar

Influential Technology Company Not Headquartered in Oregon

CloudBolt

Viewpoint

Simplexity Product Development

People’s Choice Award

Invent Oregon

Heidi Larwick, Connected Lane County

NW Cyber Camp

Kristina Payne, Lane Workforce Partnership

Plug into Portland // Free Geek

The 2019 Oregon Technology Awards is presented by JLL and Regence. TAO anticipates more than 600 attendees at the April 17 event, including entrepreneurs and tech professionals from across the region and around the world. Tickets can be purchased here. To learn more, visit the Oregon Technology Awards webpage.

 

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