The Black Tech Achievement Awards has revealed its 2022 finalists.
Founded by Raphael Sofoluke, the awards will take place on 17 March at The QEII Centre.
The awards aim to champion Black leaders in tech and highlight role models and innovators within the Black community.
This year’s judges include Mandy Nyarko, co-founder of Startup Discovery School, Lynsey Campbell, director of customer success EMEA, VMware, Mark Martin, founder of UK Black Tech and Marc Abraham, senior group product manager at Intercom.
Nomination categories include: Ally of the Year, App of the Year, BTA Gaming Award, Developer of the Year, Diversity Champion, Employee of the Year, Employer of the Year and more.
To see the 2022 finalists, click here.
Commenting on the awards, Sofoluke said: “We are extremely excited to bring back the Black Tech Achievement Awards this year. The tech landscape still has a long way to go in terms of diversity and the underrepresentation of Black professionals within this sector is still a huge issue.
“We hope the Black Tech Achievement Awards can be a catalyst in highlighting Black role models and innovators within the industry and ultimately help to map out a more diverse, inclusive and therefore innovative landscape.”
