BALTIMORE, MD, October 07, 2009
/24-7PressRelease/ -- Oculis Labs, Inc., a leading innovator in data-in-use security, today announced that it has won the Connecticut Technology Council's "2009 Company to Watch" award. The award is given to the most promising early stage technology companies in Connecticut and is considered to have the best potential to be a successful enterprise.
THE CONNECTICUT TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL NAMES 2009 EMERGING CONNECTICUT TECHNOLOGYCOMPANIES TO WATCH - SEPTEMBER 17, 2009, NEW HAVEN
EAST HARTFORD, Conn. — Over 300 entrepreneurs, event sponsors and service providers are expected to gather on Thursday, September 17, 2009 at The Omni Hotel in New Haven for the Third Innovation Pipeline Awards, a celebration of the most promising early stage technology companies in Connecticut and are considered to have the best potential to be a successful enterprise. This event is part of a larger event being held that day called the Cantor Colburn/CCAT Innovation and Entrepreneurship Summit and includes a northeast angel investor summit sponsored by The Angel Investor Forum (www.angelinvestorforum.com/). The September 17th event honors emerging technology companies, with the highlight of the evening's program being the poster fair where
the119 "Companies to Watch" will present their products and services to attendees. The keynote speech was presented by Jeffrey Sohl, Director of the Center for Venture Research and Professor of Entrepreneurship and Decision Sciences at the Whittemore School of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire.
The awards event and the Innovation Pipeline program are sponsored by the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Cantor Colburn LLC, Connecticut Innovations, CNA Insurance, The Economic Development Corporation of New Haven, Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP, Fiondella Milone & LaSaracina, Microsoft Corporation, Open Solutions Inc. and Wellstone Insurance.
About Oculis Labs, Inc.
Oculis Labs is a developer of unique security applications for protecting computer displays against eavesdropping. Oculis Labs' patent-pending technology protects government and enterprise information against the widespread risks of shoulder-surfing, social engineering and sophisticated technical attacks. There are no similar systems in existence today. Our vision is to lead a new security market segment for data-in-use security.
About CTC
Founded in 1994, the Connecticut Technology Council (www.ctc.org) is a 501 c 6 business association that speaks for 2,500 firms in the state ranging from large multi-nationals to hundreds of early stage start-ups. The Council presents over 40 events a year for thousands of attendees, featuring and recognizing firms for business growth, innovation potential and women in technology leadership. CTC is an advocate for the role of innovation, tech transfer and early stage capital in Connecticut. Led by a 42-person board, the Council is chaired by Chris Kalish, executive Director of the GE Edgelab at UCONN Stamford.
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