InnoVision Awards announced Aug. 5 a panel of out-of-state judges have chosen three finalists in each of its six categories for its 2024 awards ceremony Nov. 7 at 6 p.m. at the Thornblade Country Club in Greenville.
The finalists are:
- Technology Development: Apex Orthopaedic Technologies LLC of Mount Pleasant; Drobot of Greenville; and New Forge Tech Inc. of Fort Mill
- Technology Integration: Blue Ridge Heating and Air LLC of Greenville; Delta Bravo AI of Fort Mill; and Solverein Inc. of Charleston
- Small Business: Bidslot Marketing LLC of Boiling Springs; Go Fig AI of Greenville; and Qatalyst Health of Columbia
- Education: College Action Program of Columbia; McNair Institute for Entrepreneurism and Free Enterprise, University of South Carolina in Columbia; and South Carolina Governor’s School of Science and Mathematics in Hartsville
- Sustainability: Charolina of Columbia; Clemson University; and Secure Process Intelligence LLC of Fort Mill
- Community Service: Little Beeings LLC of Charleston; MyUI.ai of Clemson; and Voluntier.com of Indian Land
“The InnoVision Awards program is always very competitive and was especially so this year,” said Hunter Freeman, chair of the InnoVision Awards board of directors. “With nearly 60 applications, it is quite an accomplishment to be named as a finalist. On behalf of the InnoVision board of directors, I applaud and congratulate all the businesses and institutions for their outstanding contributions to South Carolina’s innovation economy.”
The 2024 InnoVision Awards celebration is open to the community. Admission is $130 per person and includes heavy hors d’oeuvres, an open bar and networking opportunities. For more information, visit innovisionawards.org.
