National Recognition and Awards Based on Business Performance

2007 – Dr. Renaldo Jensen, Chairman and CEO of Innovision Technologies, was named “dean of supplier diversity” for his role as a pioneer in this arena and was selected as one of the Best of the Decade by Women’s Business Enterprise USA Magazine.

2007 – Ms. Nikki Olyai, President of Innovision Technologies was selected as one of twelve Women’s Business Enterprises “who have made constant contributions to changing the landscape of American business over the past 10 years” by the Women’s Enterprise USA Magazine.

2007 – Ms. Nikki Olyai, President of Innovision Technologies, received the “Fifty Influential Entrepreneurs in Business Award,” a national recognition, from the Minority Enterprise Executive Council.

2007 – Ms. Olyai, President of Innovision Technologies, was named one of the “100 WBEs Impacting Supplier Diversity 2007,” by WE Women’s Enterprise USA magazine.

2006 – Dr. Renaldo Jensen, Chairman and CEO of Innovision Technologies, received the “Fifty Influential Entrepreneurs in Business Award,” a national recognition, from the Minority Enterprise Executive Council.

2004 – Ms. Nikki Olyai, President and CEO of Innovision Technologies was one of six (6) CEOs, out of 9.1 million women business owners, who received the Enterprising Women of the Year Award presented by Enterprising Women Magazine. Ms. Olyai was nationally recognized for outstanding accomplishments in growing the business and giving back to the community.

2003 – Innovision Technologies received the Crain's Detroit Business Small Business of the Year Award. Innovision Technologies was the only technology company in the state of Michigan who was selected, because its management shows the kind of innovation and problem solving energy that can make the difference between an enterprise that thrives and one that disappears.

2002 and 2001 – Ms. Nikki Olyai, President and CEO of Innovision Technologies, was recognized two years in a row by the Business Advisory Council for the prestigious Businessmen Of The Year Award. The Business Advisory Council indicated that these top U.S. business and influential community leaders were singled out for standing strong in the face of economic adversity in 2001, and will be influential in restoring American economic prosperity in 2002.

2001 – Innovision Technologies was recognized by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) for its Contributions to the Michigan Economy. The award was offered by Michigan's Governor John Engler, Chair, and Mr. Doug Rothwell, President and CEO, of the MEDC.

2000 – Innovision Technologies was one of 11 companies honored, out of 9.1 million women-owned businesses, in the Salute to Women’s Business Enterprises: The Enterprising Economy Gala in Washington, D.C. The award was provided for the demonstration of commitment, expertise, and professionalism necessary to perform consistently and successfully, and was sponsored by the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC).

1999 – Ms. Nikki Olyai, President and CEO of Innovision Technologies, was named by the Michigan Women's Business Council as Outstanding Businesswoman Of The Year.

1999 – Innovision Technologies was the recipient of the Outstanding Future 50 of Greater Detroit Company Award For Outstanding Contributions and Exceptional Performance.

1999 – Ms. Nikki Olyai, President and CEO of Innovision Technologies, was recognized as a Crain's Detroit Business American Dreamer for Exceptional Business Achievements, and a Spirit of Perseverance to Succeed.

1999 – Innovision Technologies ranked #195 on the Inc. 500 List of America's Fastest Growing Privately Held Companies. The Inc. 500 List is an elite group of leading growth companies providing significant contributions to the U.S. economy. This recognition is considered an early indicator of future accomplishments on a global scale.

1997 and 1998 – Innovision Technologies was the recipient of the Outstanding Future 50 of Greater Detroit Company Award For outstanding contributions and exceptional performance.