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QSoft Consulting, LLC Selected Minority Business of the Year by the Urban League of Greater Hartford
GLASTONBURY, CT., February 10, 2010 – QSoft Consulting, LLC, was awarded the Minority Business of the Year by The Urban League of Greater Hartford. The presentation took place at the 2010 Black History Awards Celebration – Innovation in a Diverse Business World, held on February 6, 2010, at the Connecticut Science Center and hosted by NBC Anchor, Anjuli Porter.
The Urban League has a strong focus on helping young people recognize the opportunities that exist when pursuing careers that are related to Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM). QSoft’s impact in technology, serves as an example of the type of opportunities that currently exist for young people.
QSoft Consulting exemplifies the passion of entrepreneurs, Damico and Michelle Nicome. The company is a provider of software quality assurance (QA) services located in Glastonbury, CT. Their QA solutions are designed to give clients the confidence they need to transform their businesses through the use of advanced technologies. “We are humbled to receive this prestigious award of Minority Business of the Year. It is a privilege being honored for your dream,” said QSoft’s Executive Director and Practice Head, Damico Nicome. “QSoft’s clients rely on our thought leadership to improve their QA processes, solidify their position in the marketplace, and to grow their businesses. This takes on even greater significance during challenging economic times, when gaining a competitive advantage is often the key to business success. We are also honored to receive official citation and recognition from Denise Nappier, State Treasurer, State of Connecticut Office of the Treasurer, and Nancy Wyman, State Comptroller, State of Connecticut Comptroller’s Office. Our goal is to continue to deliver lasting, high-impact solutions that guarantee our clients’ success.”
“QSoft supports economic growth, and is actively involved in the mentorship of other minority businesses,” said Michelle Nicome, CEO and Chairman. “We understand the importance of quality of life issues and in giving back to communities and society at large. We look forward to working with the Urban League of Greater Hartford to mentor Young Professionals in the near future.” |
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