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CSTI CEO Selected as a Rising Star!
March 11, 2010
CSTI's CEO Duncan Stewart was named a 2010 Rising Star by the Colorado Springs Business Journal. A Rising Star is 40 years old and younger and is selected for his or her business leadership and contributions to the community and chosen industries.
Duncan has been a high energy moving force in the Colorado Springs entrepreneurial community for several years. (Click here to learn more.)
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News Headlines
Combat Training Solutions receives national award
CSTI CEO Selected as a Rising Star!
Inventing a New You with Dr. Michael Larson
Joint PVG & CSTI Social with Dale Halling, IP Attorney, Presentation
Industry Officials Warn Against Software Tax -- HB1192
Patent Attorney says Innovation Drives Growth
Patent laws dimming the light of American innovation
McNew & Associates Announce Official Blog
Univ of CO Announces Annual Award Winners
Express Employment Professionals' Jan Bonham teaches
EPIIC Business Revitalization Competition
Rise and Fall of a Software Startup
9 NEWS Story: Paintball technology helps soldiers
Innovation -- Regulatory Road Kill?
National Security Innovation Competition Awards $8500 in Prizes
Combat Training Solutions Named Colorado Company to Watch!
Nation's top universities to compete in National Security Innovation Competition
National Security Innovation Competition (NSIC) Awards $3500 in Prizes
CSTI Breakfast Series Meeting Sponsored by Six & Geving
CSTI signs MoU with Sybrant Technologies
FalconWorks and Ultrathera Sign Tech Transfer Agreement
Alliance Facilitates Shared Resources
CSTI In The News
Software could track food, help prevent contamination scares (The Colorado Springs Gazette)
The Colorado Springs Technology Incubator is on a Growth Track (The Colorado Springs Gazette)
Stewart thinks focus should be on the 'big ideas' (The Colorado Springs Business Journal)
