Deadline extended to claim your place in Yorkshire’s Top Tech 2020
Technology firms across the region now have until this Friday to claim their place as one of Yorkshire’s most pioneering technology companies.
The deadline for Mills & Reeve’s Top Tech: Yorkshire, in partnership with TheBusinessDesk.com, has been extended until the end of the week.
Top Tech: Yorkshire is looking to showcase Yorkshire’s cutting-edge companies which have put the region on the map as a hub for technological development and innovation.
Now in its third year, Top Tech: Yorkshire is open to companies which have developed world-leading technology, are disrupting markets and whose technology and services are helping others become leaders in their fields.
Mills & Reeve is looking for companies across all sub-sectors including Healthtech and Medtech, whose innovations are transforming the delivery of healthcare and the health and wellbeing of patients, and in education where EdTech businesses are improving the performance of our educational institutions, teachers and students.
The judges also want to hear from companies in the FinTech sector where technological advancements are revolutionising the delivery of financial services; PropTech companies who are changing the face of the real estate sector in the ever-evolving digital landscape and companies operating the in ‘Tech for Good’ space who have developed technology to address social, economic or environmental challenges.
In what has been a severely disrupted year, we would like to hear from technology companies on how they have adapted during the coronavirus pandemic, or how their technology has played a vital role in helping others adapt and keep trading through these difficult times.
Entrants will be judged on technological innovation, leadership, growth and financial performance, client service and delivery and employee engagement.
The judging panel includes:
Paul Johnson, partner in the corporate team at the Leeds office of Mills & Reeve
Richard Faulkner, managing director, technology banking at Silicon Valley Bank.
Richard Carter, managing director, Equiniti Credit Services
Stuart Clarke, founder and director, Leeds Digital Festival
Deb Hetherington, head of innovation at Platform Tech Hub
Dr Neville Young, director of enterprise & innovation, Yorkshire & Humber Academic Health Science Network
Antonio Tombanane, managing director of GB Recruitment and founder of Tech Expo Humber
Entries will close on 13 November 2020. The companies who made it into the Top Tech: Yorkshire will be revealed on 9 December 2020. The report will be published on TheBusinessdesk.com and available for download.
To submit your entry Click Here
For further information visit Top Tech: Yorkshire
