Brussels Innovation Awards 2007 : the results

The first edition was a real success with more than 90 registrations for the 5 categories altogether. We would like to thank all participants. The committee for the preselection nominated 18 projects that were presented to a jury of experts presided by José Zurstrassen, founder of the Keytrade bank and Skynet. The results were announced the 28th of March in the framework of the trade fair Ondernemen/Entreprendre 2007 by Mr. Benoît Cerexhe, Minister of the government of the Brussels Capital Region, responsible for the Economy, Employment and Scientific Research.

And the winners are...

Please find the list of the nominees for the BIA 2007.

The names of the winners will be revealed during the awards ceremony, the 28th of March at 19u30 as part of the fair Entreprendre/Ondernemen 2007.

3E (Low energy buildings)	Api-ar sport (Windose)
Artelis (Mixing Devices)	Attentio (Brand Dashboard)
Bezoom (Bezoom)	Deep Green (Thermopile in-situ)
e-leven (e-leven 2007)	Goldfire (FireTrust)
Imagilys	Isomatex (Production of Continuous Mineral)
JavaBlackBelt	Laboratoires Seaderm
MobileXpense	Numeca (Numeca Hexpress)
Secosys (SecoCrypt)	TelecomWatchers (Teltracker)
Trinity Engineering (FX-Motion Furio)	VRcontext (ProcessLife)

The registrations are now closed. Do not miss the Awards ceremony on March 28th at the fair Entreprendre Ondernemen 2007.

The Brussels Capital Region has put innovation at the centre of its concerns and supports this in a number of ways. Today it would like to honour the companies that conceived and implemented innovations, which generated significant progress for our region. This is the reason why this first edition of the "Brussels Innovation Awards" is being organised. The registration period for the contest, open to all small and medium-sized companies of the region, has ended at midnight on February 28th.

The trophies shall be given to the winners, during the Awards Ceremony on March 28th at 7.30 p.m. at the Entreprendre Ondernemen 2007 Trade fair by Minister Benoît Cerexhe, Minister of the Government of the Brussels Capital Region, notably responsible for the Economy, Employment and Scientific Research and by professor Kenneth P. Morse, Senior Lecturer and Managing Director of Entrepreneurship Center of MIT, the renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston (USA).