7th Annual
Jersey TechAwards Highlights

Congratulations to EVie, winners of the Innovation Award, sponsored by PwC Channel Islands.

The judges recognised EVie for driving real change in sustainable transport. Through their shared electric mobility platform and affordable On Demand A2B service, EVie is helping Islanders cut carbon emissions and reduce private car use. With over 1,000 trips each month, they are making cleaner, greener travel a practical choice for everyone.

Congratulations to Enso Solutions, winners of the Cyber Security & Data Protection Award, sponsored by JT.

Enso Solutions stood out for their clear impact in strengthening digital resilience across the Channel Islands. Their expert team modernises cloud and network systems, improving security and operational efficiency for local organisations. Their work has helped businesses build safe, future-ready IT foundations that support growth with confidence.

Congratulations to Flagstone International, winners of the Fintech Award, sponsored by Quantios.

Flagstone International impressed the judges for reshaping cash management through innovative fintech. Their platform gives clients simple, secure access to multi-currency deposits and FX, replacing outdated banking processes with a single digital interface. Their approach is transforming financial operations and enabling efficient, global-scale banking.

Sentient Machines, winners of the AI Award, sponsored by Sure Business.

Sentient Machines were recognised for their pioneering work in emotionally intelligent AI. Their technology analyses human emotion across 99 languages, helping businesses improve customer experience and communication. With 25 advanced algorithms at its core, their platform pushes the boundaries of how people and machines understand each other.

Congratulations to Hiizzy , winners of the Start-up Award, sponsored by NatWest International.

The judges commended Hiizzy for transforming the property market with the UK’s first consumer-to-consumer home-selling platform. Developed in Jersey, it allows users to sell directly without estate agents, saving up to 95% in fees. Hiizzy’s transparent, digital-first model gives homeowners control and is redefining how homes are sold.

Flagstone International are the winners of the Productivity Award, sponsored by Cirrus.

Flagstone International earned recognition for their partnership with HSBC to integrate real-time currency trading. The platform enables 16 currencies to be exchanged in under 15 seconds, removing third-party delays and improving efficiency. This breakthrough in automation delivers faster transactions and measurable productivity gains for clients worldwide.

Congratulations to Delta Events, winners of the Company Award, sponsored by Switch Digital.

The judges celebrated Delta Events for their long-standing commitment to innovation and reliability. For more than 30 years, they have delivered advanced technology solutions that support major projects and events across the Channel Islands. Their dedication to excellence, clients, and community continues to drive local industry forward.

Government of Jersey Digital Services Team, winners of the Public & Third Sector Award, sponsored by KPMG in the Crown Dependencies.

The team were recognised for successfully relocating 2,000 staff across 10 departments into the new Government HQ. The project delivered high-end networking, full Teams integration, and 80% wireless coverage while supporting over 200 apps and 2,000 phone users. This complex digital move was completed smoothly and efficiently, ensuring minimal disruption to public services.

Dementia Jersey are the winners of the Creative Award, sponsored by Vaiie.

Dementia Jersey impressed judges with their Boost Your Brain campaign, which promotes ways to reduce dementia risk by up to 45%. Working with Snap, they created engaging videos, an interactive quiz and brain-shaped QR codes to reach new audiences. Their digital-first approach has brought creativity and innovation to public health messaging.

Congratulations to Phoenix Performance from Beaulieu School, winner of the Student Award, sponsored by Carey Olsen.

Phoenix Performance were recognised for their outstanding use of digital tools in F1 in Schools. They used advanced CFD simulations and aerodynamic design to improve race performance while promoting STEM through online outreach. Their work demonstrates how creativity, teamwork and technology can inspire future engineers and scientists.

Congratulations to David Gregory, Motion Studios , winner of the Teacher Award, sponsored by PropelFwd.

The judges acknowledged Dave’s commitment to developing digital creative education in Jersey. Through Motion Studio, he has spent over a decade combining traditional art skills with digital technology, giving students practical experience for modern creative careers. His passion and innovation have empowered many to pursue further study and succeed in the creative sector.

Congratulations to Geraldine Evans, Prosperity 24/7, winner of the Leadership Award, sponsored by Jersey Electricity.

Geraldine was recognised for her forward-thinking leadership at Prosperity 24/7. Her focus on technology adoption, continuous learning and inclusion has delivered real impact across the business. A strong advocate for women in tech and pay equity, Geraldine continues to drive meaningful progress in Jersey’s digital community.

This year’s Digital Jersey Award went to Ed Prow, Tekex

Tekex stood out for transforming startup investment in the Crown Dependencies. The platform has connected more than 300 investors and entrepreneurs, raised over £10 million, and launched new sectors such as health tech. Under Ed’s leadership, Tekex continues to strengthen Jersey’s position as a hub for innovation and growth.

This year’s surprise Judges Choice Award went to Ryde

Ryde was recognised for building Jersey’s first fully digital taxi network. In under a year, the team completed over 23,000 journeys, launched an EV-first fleet and achieved more than 10,000 app downloads. Their focus on sustainability, innovation and user experience shows how homegrown technology can deliver big results in small markets.