The
Chicago Innovation Awards was created by the
Chicago Sun-Times and
Kuczmarski & Associates in 2002. Each year the Awards recognize 10
Chicago area businesses, nonprofits, and government organizations that develop the year’s most
innovative new products and services.
2007
The 2007 Chicago Innovation Awards reception was held at the
Goodman Theater. A Visionary Pioneer Award was given to
Joe Mansueto, the CEO of Morningstar.
Recipients
2006
The 2006 Chicago Innovation Awards reception was held on October 30, 2006 at the
Goodman Theater. A Visionary Pioneer Award was given to
Gerald Putnam, the founder of Archipelago, an electronic stock exchange that was recently bought out by
The New York Stock Exchange. The event was hosted by
Thomas Kuczmarski, President and Senior Partner of
Kuczmarski & Associates and
Dan Miller, Business Editor of the Chicago Sun-Times.
Recipients
2005
In 2005, the Chicago Innovation Awards reception was held on October 18th at the
Goodman Theater.
Casey Cowell, founder of
U.S. Robotics was the keynote speaker and the winner of the 2005 Visionary Pioneer Award.
Recipients
- Abbott Laboratories - PathVysion
- City of Chicago/Millennium Park, Inc. - Millennium Park
- Intellext - Watson
- Laminar Technologies, LLC - TurboTap
- LISC/Chicago - The New Communities Program
- Motorola - RAZR V3
- Novarra - nWeb Mobile Browser
- United States Gypsum Company - DUROCK Tile Membrane
- Vibes Media - iRadio Text Messaging Platform
- Solvent Systems, International - Grease Gator
2004
Recipients
2003
Recipients
2002
Recipients
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