LANGLEY, BC – September 21st, 2017 – The team of IT innovators from Coleman Technologies is thrilled to announce that they have been named as finalists by Computer Dealer News (CDN) for the 2017 CDN Channel Elite Awards. The annual CDN Channel Elite Awards recognizes leading Canadian IT solution providers that demonstrate fearless innovation, leadership and a commitment to creating business value for customers.

The annual CDN Channel Elite Awards strives to recognize Canadian IT MSPs who are changing the game for clients and competitors alike. Finalists are chosen based on their creative innovation, commitment to customer service and improved sales, revenue and efficiency margins. Ultimately, those solutions providers who possess the “x-factor” – namely those who go above and beyond in their service delivery – are recognized as winners in a variety of categories.

As a nominated finalist, Coleman Technologies has been invited to the 2017 CDN Channel Elite Awards Gala, which will be held at the Paramount Conference & Event Venue in Woodbridge, Ontario on September 27th. The event will recognize Gold, Silver and Bronze winners in each category and will feature opportunities for reception and networking before and after the awards ceremony. For full details on CDN’s exclusive awards ceremony, please visit: www.computerdealernews.com/channel-elite-awards.

“This nomination is a huge honour for our entire team,” says Darren Coleman, Founder & CEO of Coleman Technologies. “A leading priority for us is to stay up to date on the very latest IT innovations and custom-tailoring them to suit our clients’ needs. The more connected we are to IT trends and challenges, the better we can develop modern and strategic IT infrastructure solutions for every client we work with.”

“We’re committed to being the IT partner that clients trust to be ahead of the game,” continues Coleman. “This is what allows us to provide a premium IT service and support experience to our clients. To be recognized for this commitment is an incredible honor.”