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Australia's fastest-growing tech firms celebrate in Sydney

[Photos] ICT channel's best and brightest converged for annual awards.

By Michael Jenkin, Nico Arboleda on Dec 1 2017, 12:18PM

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Some 300 of the IT channel's leading technology providers came together at the Westin in Sydney on 30 November for the ninth annual CRN Fast50 awards.

The KeyPay team: Richard McLean, Kristian Reynolds, Sarah Yancey, Paul Duran and Georgie Gilbert

Adactin Group’s Navneesh Garg and Garry Scarborough

Joseph Mesiti and George Soumilas from Enosys Solutions

Queensland Computers’ Ashley Job and Luke Augutis

EFEX’s Andrew Herrman and Blair Hatherley

KMT Group’s Matt Dixon, Scott Mathrick, Bradley Kaine and Tom Solari

James Kahn from Idea 11

RIoT Solutions claimed the No.1 spot in their debut appearance in the CRN Fast50

The Tquila ANZ team’s Damian Noonan, Rosanna Cordova, Jo Masters and Ian Carpenter

Venn IT Solutions’ Geoff Hughes

ICT Networks’ Rob Kingma and Amanda Dark

1ICT’s Satish Naidu, Anthony Gavin and Mathew Tsin

Cevo took the runner-up position as No.2 in the 2017 CRN Fast50

Modality Systems’ Sayeh Woods and Cecilia Huang

Mia Distribution’s Frank Wong, Brad Milne and Matt Milne

Margaret Welna and Chris Greatrex from Artis Group

Calibre One’s Rob Blankinship, Darren Gore, Damien Hartwell, Douglas Stephens, Carley Sawford and Steve Wemyss.

Lincoln Goldsmith (Cisco Meraki), Steven Kiernan (CRN) and Muralee Kanagaratnam (APC by Schneider Electric)

Nutanix’s John Lukey and Greg Vinton

Peter Huszczo and Lee Shrimpton from Comwire IT

The Cisco Meraki team: David Davey, Emma Falson, MJ Robotham, Larry Agbottah and Lincoln Goldsmith

The rhipe team’s Nigel Fernandes, Marnie Cleary and Peter Huynh

Datto’s Christopher Georgiades, Kelly Hoyle and Haytham Shokry

Cirrus Networks was revealed as third place in the 2017 CRN Fast50

Morgane Martinez and Thomas Mellotte from Gartner

Basis Networks landed at No.4 in the 2017 CRN Fast50

ASG Group’s Nathan Gazzard and Amy Bonnette

No.5 in the 2017 CRN Fast50 was Canberra-based Projects Assured

Bulletproof’s Lucas Smith and Ghassan Zalaf

GIS People was No.6 in the 2017 CRN Fast50

Commulynx’s Sieghardt Muehlich and Stephen Knights

Calibre One was named No.7 in the 2017 CRN Fast50

Jason Duerden (Cylance) and Sam Chandra (Arrow ECS ANZ)

Enable Professional Services was in eighth place in the 2017 CRN Fast50

Sarah El Ali and Jan Bielecki from Ingram Micro

Nicolette Moore (Melbourne IT) and Gordon Pettigrew (Generation-e)

Ninth place in the 2017 CRN Fast50 went to Forward IT

Cloud Plus’ Daniel Thomas and Katie Brown

Solista landed at 10th place in the 2017 CRN Fast50

Igor Stjepanovic (GIS People) and David Green (Alibaba Cloud)

Outware won an All Star award for appearing in the CRN Fast50 five times

HPE’s Sue Seery and Sharon Selwood

Reseau was named an All Star for appearing in the CRN Fast50 five times

Ruckus’ David Fenner, Carl Jefferys and Jason Baden

Queensland Computers won an All Star award for appearing in the CRN Fast50 five times

Tquila ANZ bagged the CRN Fast50 Editors Award

Honeylight Consulting’s Ajit Ambalavaner and David Vo

Cevo’s Geoffrey Rohrsheim

Thomas Duryea Logicalis received the CRN Fast50 Icon Award, as voted for by the companies in the CRN Fast50

Forward IT’s Veronica Polegubic and Dom Polegubic

Comscentre was recognised as a CRN Fast50 All Star. The company has appeared in the awards six times

Alibaba Cloud’s David Green and Andrew Heading

Connectwise’s Antony Price, Brenton Nicol and Vai Le

Cirrus Networks also took home the CRN Fast50 Leader Award as the biggest company in this year’s awards

Kirsty Hawkins and Fabio Suffeli from Qbit Computers

Comscentre’s Ben Shipley collects his award as a six-year CRN Fast50 All Star

Luke Augutis from Queensland Computers took home an award for landing in the CRN Fast50 All Star club

Solista’s Noel Allnutt celebrated another top 10 finish for the Sydney-based company

HP Inc’s Adrian Thake was a (willing) victim of entertainer Darren Carr

Joe Knock from Arrow laughs at entertainer Darren Carr

Angus Mansfield from XCentral enjoying the entertainment

Geoff Rohrsheim from Cevo collects the company’s award as No.2 in the CRN fast50. His previous company, Kloud, was No.3 in the 2014 CRN Fast50

Larry Lai and Peter Vasey from LogMeIn

Cirrus Networks’ Grahame Gilson collects the CRN Fast50 Leader Award from David Green of Alibaba Cloud

Basis Networks’ Jakub Szkandera, Nic Jacka, Tom Allan and Anthony Collings

Daniel Hoffman, Julie McClure and Jason McClure from Sliced Tech, which was No.12 in the CRN Fast50 – and a past winner after coming No.1 in 2015

Sachin Verma and Rajitha Rajasingham from Oreta, No.16 in the CRN Fast50

Anthony Gavin, Satish Naidu and Mathew Tsin from 1ICT, which was No.11 in the CRN Fast50

Syd Borg and daughter Lauren Borg from PCS Australia

Tom Solari, Bradley Kaine, Scott Mathrick and Matt Dixon from KMT Group, No.38 in the CRN Fast50

Stuart Fisher and Justin Peters from sponsor Deep Instinct

Justin McPhee (Engage Squared), Nathan Belling (Insync Technology) and Tom Hiscutt (Engage Squared) and David Gray (Insync Technology)

Daniel Thomas and Katie Brown from Cloud Plus, which was No.46 on the CRN Fast50

Leo Lynch from Storagecraft with Fabio Suffell from Qbit Computers

The team from CRN’s publisher, Nextmedia: Lynette Evans, Steve McDonald, Jermaine Borquaye, Alison Begg, Lee De La Rue Browne and Georgia Sutton

Some 300 of the IT channel's leading technology providers came together at the Westin in Sydney on 30 November for the ninth annual CRN Fast50 awards.

The KeyPay team: Richard McLean, Kristian Reynolds, Sarah Yancey, Paul Duran and Georgie Gilbert

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