No, it’s not déjà vu! For the second year in a row, Omni Nano, the non-profit organization for nanotechnology education, has been selected as a finalist for the Patrick Soon-Shiong Innovation Awards, widely dubbed the “Oscars of Innovation.” The prestigious award is given to innovative companies by the Los Angeles Business Journal in collaboration with
Omni Nano’s Executive Director, Dr. Marco Curreli, was nominated for the Nonprofit Leadership Excellence Award at the 5th annual Nonprofit & Corporate Citizenship Awards at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles. These awards are organized by the Los Angeles Business Journal to recognize professionals and organizations that continue to make a positive impact
Omni Nano and its founder, Dr. Marco Curreli, have been featured in today’s Los Angeles Business Journal. It’s such an honor to be included in the Journal’s write-up of last week’s 2014 Patrick Soon-Shiong Innovation Symposium and Awards. The article aptly describes Omni Nano as “innovation-driven” and goes on to explain its mission and vision.
Dr. Marco Curreli, Kathleen, and Gina were delighted to represent Omni Nano at yesterday’s 2014 Patrick Soon-Shiong Innovation Awards Symposium and Dinner in Los Angeles. It was an honor to be named one of the 15 finalists for the prestigious “Oscars of Innovation,” presented in partnership with the Los Angeles Business Journal. The reception hall was
Our mission is to educate and inspire today’s youth to become tomorrow’s scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs of nanotechnology.
