Wednesday, June 2, 2010
5:15p - 10:00p
Farmington Country Club
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People’s Choice Navigator Award
FINALISTS: Kathy Carr … Gary Henry … Barbara Hutchinson
(Voting closed as of Monday May 10.)

For the enterprise or individual who has demonstrated exceptional leadership in the local or regional business community, by making significant contributions toward the improvement or advancement of the high-tech, business and/or entrepreneurial environments, and thereby improving the quality of life for many.

Rocket Award
Sponsor: Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport Authority
FINALISTS: OpenSpace … Silverchair … Teachstone

For the enterprise that has moved with noteworthy speed from concept toward commercialization, through development of a new technology, product or service in a new or existing business of any size.

Spotlight Award
Sponsor: University of Virginia Office of Economic Development
FINALISTS: Albemarle County Public Schools … Robert Capon … EdUI Conference, Virginia Foundation for the Humanities

For the enterprise that has moved with noteworthy speed from concept toward commercialization, through development of a new technology, product or service in a new or existing business of any size.

Breakthrough Award
Sponsor: Center for Innovative Technology
FINALISTS: ContraVac … Global Cell Solutions … HemoShear

For the enterprise that has moved with noteworthy speed from concept toward commercialization, through development of a new technology, product or service in a new or existing business of any size.

Community Award
FINALISTS: Battelle Memorial Institute … Dominion Digital

For the enterprise or individual who exemplifies the greatest commitment to and impact upon improving the quality of life in Central Virginia through community involvement.

Red Apple Award
Sponsor: University of Virginia Office of the Vice President for Research
FINALISTS: Mae Craddock (Monticello High School) … Blair Davis & Laurel Gillette (Red Hill Elementary School) … Tony Wayne (Albemarle High School)

For the K-12 educator who clearly and consistently is able to do the most with available resources to inspire and prepare students for the limitless possibilities in technology.

The award-selection process involves rigorous research by a panel of judges, who bring diverse expertise and a shared commitment to recognizing and advancing innovation in the Central Virginia region.

CBIC is delighted to continue our annual celebration of the region’s best and brightest, and to once again enjoy Farmington’s special hospitality for our gala,” said Gary Hatter, Chairman of the Board. “For more than a decade, the CBIC Awards have honored individuals and organizations whose technological innovations and entrepreneurial leadership have fueled our economy. In addition to recognizing their excellence, the CBIC Awards Gala has become a not-to-be-missed Spring event, with inspiring speakers and honorees, exceptional cuisine in elegant surroundings and a great gathering of colleagues and friends. We look forward to hosting this special occasion, combining business and pleasure, and expect another great turnout to share in the celebration of excellence, the networking and the fun.

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