Marcum LLP and the Connecticut Technology Council announced the winners of the 2015 Marcum Tech Top 40, an annual awards program recognizing the fastest-growing technology companies in Connecticut. The overall 2015 winner is New Haven-based software provider, Continuity.Other 2015 category winners are: Revolution Lighting Technologies Inc., Stamford (advanced manufacturing); FuelCell Energy Inc., Danbury (energy/environmental technologies); […]
Marcum LLP and the Connecticut Technology Council announced the winners of the 2015 Marcum Tech Top 40, an annual awards program recognizing the fastest-growing technology companies in Connecticut. The overall 2015 winner is New Haven-based software provider, Continuity.
Other 2015 category winners are: Revolution Lighting Technologies Inc., Stamford (advanced manufacturing); FuelCell Energy Inc., Danbury (energy/environmental technologies); Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc., Cheshire (life sciences); iSend LLC, Middlebury (new media/Internet/telecom); and Datto Inc., Norwalk (IT services).
Local companies that also made the Top 40 list include: Barnes Group Inc., Bristol; F3 Technology Partners, West Hartford; VLink, Inc., South Windsor; Metrum Research Group, Tariffville; Reality Interactive, Middletown; Evariant, Farmington; Insurity, Hartford; Shoptech Software Corp., Glastonbury; and SS&C Technologies, Windsor.
Four Connecticut companies have been selected as finalists of the Martha Stewart Made in America Program. Each year, Martha Stewart and the editors at Martha Stewart Living honor makers, small-business owners and creative entrepreneurs in the fields of crafts, design, food and style.
The Connecticut finalists include: American Woolen Co., Stafford Springs (finalist in design); Paloma's Nest, East Lyme (finalist in design); Raw Material, Bridgeport (finalist in crafts); and New Hartford Artisans Weaving Center, Hartford (finalist in crafts).
The Connecticut Technical High School System (CTHSS) and one of its 17 schools, Oliver Wolcott Technical High School of Torrington, were recently recognized by the National Network of Partnership Schools at Johns Hopkins University.
CTHSS was awarded with a 2015 Partnership District Award for showing evidence of good program development including teamwork; leadership; goal-linked plans for action; implementation; evaluation; and network connections among schools and the system's governing districts.
Wolcott Tech was recognized with a 2015 Partnership School Award for engaging families in ways that support the school's improvement goals and reinforce its commitment to the success of its student body.
