The winners of Digital Jersey’s 7th annual TechAwards, which highlight leadership and innovation across the sector – and this year included a new AI category – have been revealed.
An awards ceremony was recently held at the Royal Jersey Showground and was attended by more than 520 people, making it the largest Jersey TechAwards yet.
It was supported by headline sponsor EWG and featured 14 categories, judged by an independent panel of experts.
The chosen charity for this year’s TechAwards was Mind Jersey.

And the winners are…
· Innovation Award sponsored by PwC Channel Islands: Evie, transforming transport in the Channel Islands with scalable, shared electric solutions.
· Cyber Security & Data Protection Award sponsored by JT: Enso Solutions, connecting, securing and transforming business.
· Fintech Award sponsored by Quantios: Flagstone International, optimising cross-border cash management.
· AI Award sponsored by Sure Business: Sentient Machines, AI-driven conversation analytics.
· Start-Up Award sponsored by NatWest International: Hiizzy, selling homes, reinvented.
· Productivity Award sponsored by Cirrus: Flagstone International, optimising cross-border cash management.
· Company Award sponsored by Switch Digital: Delta Events, HM The King’s Visit
· Public & Third Sector Award sponsored by KPMG in the Crown Dependencies: Government Digital Services Team, Office Accommodation Project, technical enablement and digital onboarding
· Creative Award sponsored by Vaiie: Dementia Jersey, Boost Your Brain
· Student Award sponsored by Carey Olsen: Team Phoenix, Beaulieu School
· Teacher Award sponsored by PropelFwd: David Gregory, Motion Studios
· Leadership Award sponsored by Jersey Electricity: Geraldine Evans, Prosperity 24/7
· Digital Jersey Award sponsored by TPA: Ed Prow, TEKEX
· Judges Choice Award: Ryde

Digital Jersey chief executive Tony Moretta said: “This was our biggest Awards yet, something that reflects the ongoing growth of the digital sector and the understanding there is around the importance of adopting digital solutions across our private and public sectors.”
Mr Moretta continued: “The range of digital leadership and innovation on show this year was impressive, from cutting-edge AI and fintech solutions, to public sector programmes and digital charity campaigns.
“I’d like to congratulate all those recognised for their outstanding achievements.”
It is inspiring to see such a dynamic community of innovators and forward-thinkers leading the way.
EWG director Alan Yates
EWG director Alan Yates said: “This year’s Jersey TechAwards provided a fantastic showcase for the digital talent that we are fortunate to have in Jersey.
He continued: “It is inspiring to see such a dynamic community of innovators and forward-thinkers leading the way.
“We are both delighted and proud that EWG was able to support the Jersey TechAwards as headline sponsor for the first time this year and our congratulations to all of the nominees and a heartfelt well done to all the winners.”
