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MHTA Tekne Awards 2011The Minnesota High Tech Association (MHTA) honored more than a dozen Minnesota-based technology and innovation leaders with a 2011 Tekne Award during tonight’s  ceremony at the Minneapolis Convention Center.

“The Tekne Awards recognize innovative technology achievements across a range of fields, from manufacturing to sustainable technologies to non-profit organizations”

Congratulations to the following companies:

Computer Hardware and Electronics Devices: Global Traffic Technologies

Edutech: Sophia Learning

Collaboration of the year: Maverick Software

Mobile: GeaCom

Software: Imation (large) & Calabrio (small)

Technology services/consulting: Thomson Reuters (large) & Apex (small)

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GTK#4: Kate Rubin

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Kate Rubin has been President and CEO of the Minnesota High Tech Association (MHTA) for over 8 years.  Her background includes organizational and human resources  studies, sales, marketing, executive coaching and leadership development. Ms. Rubin originally moved to Minnesota in 1990 with IBM as part of a 100 million dollar initiative focused on health care and transportation within the public sector.

The MHTA has a rich history dating back 28 years; currently, it’s a non-profit with the mission to drive the growth, sustainability and global competitiveness of Minnesota’s tech based economy through their ACE strategy: Advocacy, Collaboration and Education. Membership is made of companies that range from small consultancies to Minnesota’s largest and best known tech firms. Membership dues run on a graduated level and are revenue based ($300-$12,000).  Benefits include: supporting policy and legislative initiatives, continuing education, leadership tracks and member only networking/ collaboration events.

This years MHTA Spring Conference, themed “A new way forward”, will be on April 22nd at the Minneapolis Convention Center .  The organization is also known for it’s annual TEKNE Awards which “Celebrate companies, innovations and individuals that have positively impacted Minnesota’s technology-based economy.”  Additionally, the MHTA is nationally recognized for its “Get STEM” portal, a unique means of connecting underserved classroom environments with the greater Minnesota business community.

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