With a new moniker, the Technology Council of Pennsylvania (the trade group formerly known as TechQuest Pennsylvania) shined a spotlight on technological innovation earlier this month, honoring companies, individuals and one government entity with its 21st annual PA Tech Awards.
The Mechanicsburg office of GL Noble Denton, a global technical service provider for the oil and gas industry, was named innovation company of the year. David Bonsick, the Technology’s Council’s president and CEO, says the award recognizes the company’s technological advances in drilling, refining and delivery of both natural gas and water.
Harrisburg’s Red Privet, with its emphasis on optimizing customer and online interaction, was named startup company of the year. “They knocked the ball out of the park,” says Bonsick.
Concurrent Technologies Corporation in Johnstown, a nonprofit, applied science research and development professional services organization, was named technology provider of the year and WebPageFX in Carlisle an Internet marketing firm, was technology company of the year.
Also honored were Ken Moscone of QBC Diagnostics in Port Matilda, Chuck Davis of Harrisburg University and David Zinn of the Southwestern School District as, respectively, post-secondary and K-12 technology educators, and the PA Department of Labor and Industry as public service innovator.
From more than 75 nominations, “the diversity of the winners, everything from web design companies to medical and defense technologies, really demonstrates the tremendous scope and breadth of the Commonwealth’s technology industry,” Bonsick said.
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According to Technology Council of Pennsylvania, it adopted this new name as a rebranding to emphasize the diversity of its 200-plus members and the fact that it represents technology companies statewide.
Source: David Bonsick, Technology Council of Pennsylvania
Writer: Elise Vider