Metroplex Technology Business Council Names SSG CEO 13th Annual Tech Titans Awards Finalist

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These pioneers are impacting tomorrow's technology today with their innovation, leadership and advocacy.

Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) July 23, 2013

The Metroplex Technology Business Council (MTBC), the largest technology trade organization in Texas, has named Steve Steinheimer, SSG president and CEO, a finalist in the Community Hero category as part of the 13th Annual Tech Titans Awards. Tech Titans are recognized as outstanding technology companies and individuals in the North Texas area who have made significant contributions to their industries during the past year.

The Tech Titans Award winners will be revealed at the Tech Titans Award Gala at the Hotel InterContinental in Dallas, Texas, on Friday, August 23. More information about the event is available at http://www.techtitans.org.

“Tech Titans is the premier recognition of innovative technology companies and individuals who contribute to the vibrancy and success of North Texas,” said Bill Sproull, president and CEO of the MTBC. “These pioneers are impacting tomorrow's technology today with their innovation, leadership and advocacy. We look forward to showcasing their groundbreaking advancements that are being made in right here in North Texas.”

In the past, SSG has been a finalist in the Emerging CEO category for the Tech Titans Awards, but Steinheimer considers it a special honor to be a finalist for the Community Hero award.

“In our 15 of business, SSG has always been deeply committed to giving back to the community,” Steinheimer said. “We try to focus on giving a lot of our time to a few organizations that many people in the company are passionate about and can rally behind. We have a great group of employees who are consistently involved, and their hard work over the years has really accomplished a great deal in the Dallas Metroplex.”

Besides the MTBC and Title Sponsor Ericsson, other supporters of the Tech Titans Awards event include Fujitsu Network Communications, Huawei, GENBAND, Deloitte, AT&T, BKD LLP, Alcatel-Lucent, Korn Ferry, Cisco, and the Dallas Business Journal. Travis Wolff and Comerica Bank Life Science are sponsors for Fast Tech. The Fast Tech Awards recognize the fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and clean technology companies in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex during a three-year period.

About SSG Ltd.

Founded in 1997, SSG, Ltd. is a Dallas-based Oracle Gold Business Partner and Informatica Channel and Consulting Partner specializing in Billing and Revenue Management (Oracle BRM), Data Management (Informatica Platform and Oracle DW/BI) and custom software development. As a premier software professional services firm, SSG specializes in building trust-based relationships and solving complex problems in business-critical applications for our clients. The ideal SSG client has made significant investments in technology and values a partner they can depend on to bring a depth of experience and solve their technology challenges right the first time. SSG prides itself on providing the highest quality service to its clients with an unrivaled level of professional integrity, and is also proud to have been named one of the Dallas Business Journal “Best Places to Work” for three consecutive years.

About the Tech Titans Awards

The Tech Titans Awards were launched in 2001 by the Metroplex Technology Business Council, North Texas’ most comprehensive organization supporting technology. The prestigious annual contest recognizes outstanding technology companies and individuals in the North Texas area who have made contributions during the past year locally, as well as to the technology industry overall. The Tech Titans committee is a group of dedicated volunteers who organize the awards ceremony each year, and judges for the contest are drawn from a variety of disciplines in technology, leaders in the DFW area and past winners. For more information, visit http://www.techtitans.org.

About The MTBC

The Metroplex Technology Business Council (MTBC) is the largest technology trade association in Texas, representing a quarter million employees through its 300 member companies. The MTBC strengthens the North Texas’ technology community and its reputation by acting as the innovation hub for entrepreneurs, universities and corporations. The MTBC continues to prove that 'Technology lives here' by growing future tech leaders with its talent and workforce development initiative, advocating technology's advancement in governmental arenas, and connecting people and inspiring ideas through its programs and special interest groups. More information about MTBC and its annual Tech Titans awards and its annual Tech Titans awards gala can be found online by visiting http://www.metroplextbc.org.

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