CTA honors nine individuals and companies with APEX Awards

By: InnovatioNews Thursday November 6, 2014 0 comments Tags: Apex Awards, CH2M Hill, David Anderson, Denver, GeoPoll, GoCode Colorado, J.B. Holston, Jeremy Ostermiller, LogRhythm, Paul Washington, Rep. Dan Pabon

 

DENVER - The Colorado Technology Association on Wednesday hosted its annual APEX Awards, with nine awards going to individuals and companies leading the way in technology across Colorado.

The winners are:

• Entrepreneur of the Year--Jeremy Ostermiller, Altitude Digital CEO


• Technology Advocate of the Year--Rep. Dan Pabon and Paul Washington, Denver Office of Economic Development executive director


• Startup Company of the Year--GeoPoll, a mobile surveying platform company


• Technology Teacher of the Year--Richard Guenther, computer science teacher at Skyline High School in Longmont


• Woman in Technology of the Year--Kellyn Pot'Vin-Gorman, Oracle


• Technology Project of the Year--GoCode Colorado


• Chief Information Officer of the Year--David Anderson, CH2MHill


• Company of the Year--LogRhythm


• Bob Newman Lifetime Achievement Award -- J.B. Holston

 

The event was held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Denver.