SAN DIEGO — The 16th Annual San Diego Top Tech Awards event will be held at San Diego's newest mid-size venue, THE SOUND at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, and will recognize and celebrate San Diego's tech leaders' and innovators' contributions locally, regionally, and beyond.
The event is scheduled for 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, September 13.
"We couldn’t be more excited to be presenting the 16th Annual Top Tech Awards,” said Jodi Duva, California Vice President for Cox Business. “I look forward to this event every year because it’s unique and creative. We’re rising to the occasion again this year and are planning some surprises to honor our innovators and their endless impact on the industry, our region, and the world.”
Event organizers hoped for more than 160 nominations for influential technology leaders in San Diego, surpassing the total number of nominations received in 2022.
The deadline to nominate an IT rockstar is May 5. Winners would be announced at the event.
Community members are invited to join the annual awards ceremony and celebration presented by Cox Business.
"The event will feature an awards presentation, tacos, craft beer, music, dancing, and more. It will also provide opportunities to meet and network with San Diego’s most innovative leaders in technology," according to a press release shared by event hosts.
CBS 8's very-own Anchor, Heather Myers, will emcee this year's Top Tech Awards.
The Top Tech Awards, held in San Diego and Las Vegas, has honored over 2,000 tech leaders and hosted more than 20,000 attendees.
Early bird tickets for the event start at $100, while general ticketing starts at $125.00.
If you decide to attend the event on the day it's happening, it'll cost $150.
Each ticket will include admission to network with San Diego tech leaders; hosted beer, wine, and soft drinks; hosted appetizers and desserts; event entertainment; and viewing of the awards program.
For additional details and to nominate an influential technology leader in San Diego, click here.
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