AIM Tech Awards 2024 will honor the outstanding achievements of tech talent and recognize those who have made a profound impact within the local tech community
Through education, career development, and outreach, the non-profit AIM Institute has fostered the growth of Omaha’s tech sector for more than 25 years. This annual awards ceremony and fundraiser will support AIM’s programs, which make outstanding educational opportunities and career training accessible to everyone. AIM plays a critical role in developing talent to serve local companies and entrepreneurs, meeting the unique needs of each tech professional and contributing to the growth of our local economy.
2024 Tech Award Categories
K-12 Educator of the Year
Tech Student of the Year
AIM After School Program Student of the Year
AIM TRIO Student of the Year
Higher Ed Tech leader of the Year
College Intern of the Year
AIM Code School Student of the Year
Tech Start-up of the Year
Technology Innovator of the Year
Technology Leader of the Year
Technology Company of the Year
Tech Champion
T he 2024 AIM Tech Awards will be held at the EXCLUSIVE Private Car Museum of Peter Fink. A muscle car museum and private showroom owned by Peter Fink. The space is home to more than 100 America-made muscle cars, including some VIN No. 1, signed guitars from rock 'n' roll legends other memorabilia in northwest Omaha.
A total of 125 muscle cars — those with high-performance engines and quick takeoffs — glimmer in a private museum in northwest Omaha. It is open to the public only a few times a year for charitable events.
He also has memorabilia from famous people such as George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, the Wright Brothers and Albert Einstein.
