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Quinnipiac Professor From Stamford Honored With Research Innovation & Leadership Award

A Stamford resident was honored at the Connecticut Technology Council's 21st annual Women of Innovation Awards event.

STAMFORD, CT — Tamilla Triantoro, of Stamford, an associate professor of business analytics and information systems at Quinnipiac University, received the Research Innovation & Leadership Award at the Connecticut Technology Council’s 21st annual Women of Innovation Awards on Oct. 27 at The Woodwinds in Branford.

The awards recognize women making significant contributions to science and technology across Connecticut.

Quinnipiac University Professor Tamilla Triantoro (Courtesy of Quinnipiac University).

"It is inspiring to see the range of research and innovation happening across Connecticut," Triantoro said in an announcement from the university. "I hope this recognition encourages more women to pursue their interests in technology and science and contribute their ideas to the innovations shaping our future."

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Quinnipiac said Triantoro's achievement "elevates Quinnipiac’s profile among the state’s research and technology leaders and underscores the university’s role in advancing emerging technologies while preparing students to navigate an increasingly AI-driven world. It also recognizes Triantoro as a thought leader whose work helps shape conversations about how people and technology can work together to solve complex challenges."

"Professor Triantoro is a global leader shaping research and teaching about how people and technology collaborate to solve complex challenges," said Quinnipiac University Dean of the School of Business Holly Raider. "

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"Professor Triantoro's expertise, combined with the knowledge and experience of her colleagues in the Quinnipiac School of Business, gives students in our applied AI and analytics programs a distinctive opportunity to learn from leaders shaping this rapidly evolving field."

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