ePath Learning, Recognized as One of 100 Technology “Companies to Watch” by the Connecticut Technology Council

ePath Learning, a leader in online integrated learning management services, recognized as one of 100 technology “Companies to Watch” by the Connecticut Technology Council.

New London, CT, September 20, 2008 --(PR.com)-- ePath Learning, a leader in online learning management technology solutions, was recognized as one of 100 technology “Companies to Watch” for 2008 at the second annual Innovation Pipeline Awards and Technology Showcase in front of over 350 guests at the Dolce Innovation Center. The Connecticut Technology Council, the state’s industry association for the technology sector, annually recognizes companies at this event with sales under $10M, an innovative product and a business model that demonstrates potential for future success. ePath Learning won in the Software category.

Matthew Nemerson, the CTC President and CEO, notes “we look at hundreds of new ideas and start-ups every year and the companies recognized here are the ones we feel are not only the most exciting but have a real chance to become fast growing new firms.”

Awards are the result of a nomination and judging process that engages dozens of technology leaders from corporations such as Pitney Bowes, GE, UTC and Open Solutions and firms such as law firms Cantor Colburn, LLP, Edwards Angell Palmer and Dodge, LLP and accounting firm Fiondella, Milone, and Lasaracina. State

Dudley Molina, Founder and President of ePath Learning said, “The Connecticut Technology Council’s IPA is an outstanding program and has already been very helpful in building our market presence. We are honored to receive this recognition for our technology and the dedicated team that has brought this to market. We look forward to working more closely with the CTC as we pursue growth in the online learning technology market.”

About ePath Learning
ePath Learning, Inc. has been the industry leader in online learning management solutions, since 1999. ePath Learning’s on-demand integrated learning management Service (iLMS) is easy to use, fully scalable, and available anytime, anywhere you can access a web browser. Their on-demand iLMS eliminates the equipment, resource, and deployment costs typically associated with traditional server-side solutions. In addition, ePath Learning provides course design, development, and conversion services through its award winning Pro-Services team. With its subscription based model and “hands-on” support program, ePath Learning is committed to your success. ePath Learning puts your learning initiatives on the ePath to Success. www.ePathLearning.com.

About The Connecticut Technology Council
The Connecticut Technology Council is the State’s industry association for the technology sector. The Mission of the Connecticut Technology Council is to improve economic growth and a high quality of life for Connecticut by promoting a culture of innovation of community leaders in business and government. The Goal of the Connecticut Technology Council is to build a statewide network of innovators and entrepreneurs to educate and influence elected officials and policy leaders about the critical importance of technology innovation and growth in Connecticut. www.ct.org

About the Innovation Pipeline Accelerator
The IPA is for all CT companies with sales under $10 million, an innovative product and a scalable business model. Once accepted into the Innovation Pipeline Accelerator, all candidates are provided with: access to an interactive website that enables them to request services, communicate with an entrepreneurial community and track their progress; a secure corporate intranet for their exclusive use; connections with mentors and advisors with the intent of improving and accelerating the growth and success of these companies; and listing in a searchable public database that will be accessible to anyone looking for products or services from CT based companies.

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