Advanced Technology International wins Business of the Year award

Advanced Technology International

The Charleston Metro Chamber has announced Advanced Technology International as the recipient of the Business of the Year award, one of seven Honors awards presented by the Chamber. This award recognizes an organization known for long-standing excellence, who has demonstrated business success for 20 plus years and showcases a deep dedication for advancing the business community and Charleston region.

“It’s a privilege to be recognized by the Chamber as the Business of the Year,” said Chris Van Metre, ATI CEO. “The greater Charleston area has a vibrant business community with many top notch companies. To be included among those great companies is both humbling and a testament to ATI’s incredible workforce who calls the Lowcountry home.”

Advanced Technology International will be presented with this award on May 22 at The Honors awards ceremony, which will recognize the achievements of local organizations and leaders with an exemplary commitment to the region’s economic development and quality of life. The evening will feature connections and entertainment, Honors award presentations, including the prestigious Joseph P. Riley Award, along with performances by talented local artists.

“We are thrilled to spotlight this group of leaders and businesses who are creating a profound impact on our community,” said Bryan Derreberry, President and CEO of the Charleston Metro Chamber. “Their commitment to bettering our region is inspiring and we look forward to celebrating them at The Honors.”

Mica Dolan, ATI President and COO, accepts the award at The Honors.

Mica Dolan, ATI President and COO, accepts the award at The Honors.

About ATI

ATI, a public-service nonprofit based in Summerville, S.C., builds and manages collaborations that conduct research and development of new technologies to solve our nation’s most pressing challenges. Fueled by a community of experts from industry, academia, and government, ATI accelerates impact by using the power of collaboration to help the federal government quickly acquire novel technologies.

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