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NC TECH now accepting awards applications for 2025

By Staff Report, posted 1 month ago

The North Carolina Technology Association (NC TECH) and presenting sponsor, Cherry Bekaert, is now accepting applications for the NC TECH Awards, the state’s premier technology awards program. Applications will be accepted through July 25. Finalists will be notified in early October, and winners will be announced at the NC TECH Awards Celebration on Dec. 9, 2025 at the Raleigh Convention Center.

The application process is open to all companies, organizations, institutions, and individuals. Applicants may apply in one or multiple categories. This year’s categories include Company Performance, Core Innovation, and Individual Awards. (View Categories + Descriptions)

  • Apply for a Company Performance or Core Innovation award here.
  • Apply for an Individual award here.

 A total of 19 awards will be given across three categories: Company Performance, Core Innovation and Individual Awards. 

NC TECH will also be holding a brief webinar to learn about the award categories, selection process, and tips/tricks for making your application stand out. Upcoming dates include June 24 and 26 and July 10. 

View upcoming webinars dates here.

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