Helios Sports’ Helios Core is one of five New Hampshire-made products vying for 2021 Product of the Year honors.
The products of five New Hampshire have products been named finalists in the 2021 NH Tech Alliance’s Product of the Year Award competition.
The companies – CairnSurgical Inc. of Lebanon, Advanced Solutions Life Sciences, Manchester, Hypertherm Inc., Hanover, Vapotherm of Exeter and Helios Sports Inc., Portsmouth – were selected by a panel of judges and will compete for 2021 Product of the Year honors in a virtual event, to be presented from 3 to 4:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 28 on the NHTA’s YouTube and Facebook page.
The competition will include a live seven-minute pitch and a real-time selection of the year’s top product.
The POY finalists are:
“This year we received more applications than ever before. It’s so encouraging that even during some of the most trying times our state and country has seen, innovation in NH remains strong.” said Julie Demers, executive director of the Tech Alliance. “This year’s virtual format will allow more people to cast their vote and help us name a winner out of some of the strongest contenders we’ve ever seen.”
For more information visit nhtechalliance.org.
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