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Tampa Bay Tech announces 21st annual Tech Awards show

| J.C. Barrott

Tampa Bay Tech has announced the celebration of its 21st Tampa Bay Tech Awards.

The event will start with networking and will be followed by the awards show that will highlight achievements in technology across multiple categories.

The award categories for this year include:

  1. Technology Leader of the Year
  2. Technology Company of the Year
  3. Emerging Technology Leader of the Year
  4. Emerging Technology Company of the Year
  5. Technology Project of the Year
  6. Technology Educator of the Year (New Award)

Nominations for the awards are now open to the public: https://tampabay.tech/2024-award-categories-and-nomination-form/.

The event will take place on November 1, at Armature Works, in Tampa.

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