For a second year, Dallas Innovates and D CEO magazine are teaming up to present The Innovation Awards. The program honors companies and leaders—CEOs, CIOs, CTOs, entrepreneurs, and more—driving innovation in North Texas.
All nominations must be made online. You can make submissions for individual categories here, and for company categories here. The deadline to enter is Sept. 25.
The editors of D CEO and Dallas Innovates will select the finalists and winners.
All finalists will be recognized at an exclusive event in January and featured in the January/February 2021 issue of D CEO and online at Dallas Innovates.
Go here for The Innovation Awards’ official nomination page. And, go here to meet the 46 winners and finalists from last year.
Categories include individual and company awards:
Individual Awards
- CIO/CTO of the Year
- Corporate Innovator of the Year
- Startup Innovator of the Year
Company Awards
- Innovation in Cybersecurity
- Innovation in Education
- Innovation in Energy
- Innovation in Finance
- Innovation in Food and Beverage
- Innovation in Healthcare
- Innovation in IoT
- Innovation in Manufacturing and Consumer Goods
- Innovation in Real Estate
- Innovation in Retail
- Innovation in Supply Chain
- Innovation in Technology
- Innovation in Transportation
For more information on the event, reach us here.
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