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November 19, 2007 4:03 PM
"Stevie" tech innovator of the year: She's in Bellevue
Posted by Brier Dudley
That would be Adriana Neagu, co-founder and CTO at Formotus, who was named "Technology Innovator of the Year" in the Stevie Awards for Women in Business.
She's one of several winners in the region.
Neagu was called out for inventing FormoPublish services, a simplified system for non-technical business users to deploy custom mobile applications.
Formotus, in its release, noted that Neagu was also a finalist in InfoWorld's CTO 25 Awards this year.
Christine Vernier, co-founder and CFO of Vernier Software & Technology in Portland, won the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Up north, Karen Radford, executive vice president at Telus Corp. in Vancouver, B.C., was named Best Canadian Executive.

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