AWARD WINNERS

Award winners and runners up are:

• Innovation: Marketing Winner: Bow to the Land – Tiffany Desbiens and Marshal Pobrislo. Their project helped local Kawarthas’ tourism company, The Land Canadian Adventures, connect with customers.

Runner up: Treble in Paradise – Montana Scott and Rebecca Von Criegern. The award worked with Northumberland Learning Advisory Council and Donegal Fiddler’s Orchestra.

• Innovation: International Trade Winner: How High? – Ashley Nemeth and Jeremy Scott. Their project worked with the Rotary Club of Peterborough to import handcrafted items from small businesswomen in Nepal.

Runner up: Sellin’ Gellin’ – Devin Campisi, Allyson Creaser, Zackery McElroy, and Erica Rankin. This project worked with Noggin Sports to export a sports product designed to prevent head traumas to the soccer players in Europe.

• Innovation: Computer Engineering Technology Winner: Student Budgeting Tool – Kole Woodley, Lynnsey Graham, and Joseph Novak. The students worked with MyStudent Budget Inc. to help students budget more easily.

Runner up: Automatic Vacuum Cleaner – Devon Silhanek, Aaron Junkin, Joseph Kennedy.

• InformationInnovation: Wireless Networking Winner: Word Press Woo Commerce Conversion – Kiran Maligi Reddy, Aishwarya Binji, and Jaspreet Sidhu. This project helped redesign a North American Waterway website to improve its online shopping experience. Runner up: Business Immigration Map – Manveer Sond, and Palwinder Kaur. They worked with Northumberland County to create an interactive map pointing out where businesses owned by or hiring immigrants are located.

• Presentation: Marketing Winner: Bow to the Land – Tiffany Desbiens, and Marshal Pobrislo.

Runner up: Local-Motives – Joshua Delves, and Johnathan Russell. The students in this project worked with Metroland Media and GiveLo with new marketing strategies.

• Presentation: International Trade

Winner: The Reactor Factor – Devin Bullard, John McMahon, Abbigail Robinson, and Kassie Graham. This project worked with TETRA Tech to bring Canadian technology to bear on international issues.

Runner up: How High? – Ashley Nemeth, and Jeremy Scott.

• Presentation: Computer

Engineering Technology Winner: Student Budgeting Tool – Kole Woodley, Lynnsey Graham, and Joseph Novak.

Runner up: Automatic Vacuum Cleaner – Devon Silhanek, Aaron Junkin, and Joseph Kennedy.

• Presentation: Wireless Information Networking Winner: Business Immigration Map – Manveer Sond, and Palwinder Kaur.

Runner up: Low-Cost Intelligent Fridge Using RFID – Riyaz Latif Mansoor, Siddharthkumar Subhashchandra Patel, Romil Modi, and Saurabh Modh. This group worked with Fleming to design a fridge that would create a digital inventory for its owner.

• Students’ Choice Lindsay E-commerce Website – Vakeel Singh, Shivin Proch Sharma, Anuj Kumar, HIral Singla, and Shehnazpreet Kaur. Students helped an electronic company in Lindsay to create an e-commerce site.

• People’s Choice Lindsay E-commerce Website – Vakeel Singh, Shivin Proch Sharma, Anuj Kumar, HIral Singla, and Shehnazpreet Kaur. • FastStart Student Budgeting Tool – Kole Woodley, Lynnsey Graham, Joseph Novak.