Una Fitzpatrick, Director Technology Ireland (front); Marie Treacy, EY Ireland; Jonathan Hyland, Workhuman and Chair of Technology Ireland; David Byrne, Enterprise Ireland; Lorna Martyn, Fidelity Investments

Technology Ireland Industry Awards opens for entries

Tech 4 Good prize added for this year's virtual event
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Una Fitzpatrick, Director Technology Ireland (front); Marie Treacy, EY Ireland; Jonathan Hyland, Workhuman and Chair of Technology Ireland; David Byrne, Enterprise Ireland; Lorna Martyn, Fidelity Investments

3 September 2020

Technology Ireland, the Ibec group that represents the technology sector, today launched the 28th Annual Technology Ireland Industry Awards.

The virtual awards will take place from The Round Room at the Mansion House in Dublin on 26 November 2020 and will streamed online.

To reflect the positive impact of the Irish technology sector, this year will see the introduction of a new award category: Tech 4 good – company award that recognises where a tech company has made an exceptional contribution of benefit to wider society.

 

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This years nine categories are:

  • Digital Technology Company of the Year
  • Emerging Technology Company of the Year
  • Technology Innovation of the Year
  • Tech 4 Good Company Award
  • Outstanding Achievement in International Growth
  • Digital Technology Services Project of the Year
  • Women in Technology Company Award
  • Excellence in Talent Development Award
  • Outstanding Academic Achievement of the Year

Director of Technology Ireland Una Fitzpatrick said: “These awards recognise and celebrate those companies who have achieved exceptional success and developed innovative digital technologies, across nine award categories. Covid-19 has made 2020 an exceptionally challenging year, but it has also underlined Ireland’s technology sector as a cornerstone of Ireland’s economic and social infrastructure.”

Jonathan Hyland, chief technology officer at Workhuman and Chair of Technology Ireland, said: “Ireland’s technology sector has adjusted admirably to the Covid-19 crisis and helped to support many other sectors in business, health, education and the wider community. Our technology sector is the engine that will drive Ireland’s recovery.”

Deadline for entries is Friday, 2 October. Entry is free and not restricted. To submit an entry visit: www.technology-ireland.ie/awards

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