Jacksonville Business Journal's Tech Leader of the Year Honoree- Matthew Chang

Matthew Chang, PE
Founder
Fig. 01Inside Chang Robotics
Matthew Chang has been selected as one of the 2020 Technology Leaders Honorees by Jacksonville Business Journal.

The Jacksonville Business Journal describes what an accomplishment this award is below:
"Every day, men and women across the First Coast are making decisions about technology that are helping their companies and the broader economy grow.

Oftentimes, those decisions are made behind the scenes, and while the impact might be felt broadly, the decision makers might not be as well known.
As Jacksonville’s tech sector grows, we think it’s important for those who are helping shape it to be properly recognized.
Accordingly, the Jacksonville Business Journal this year has launched a program to honor these role models. The Technology Leader of the Year award, presented by CDW, is open to key executives whose knowledge and skill with technology has helped them grow and shape their companies." (https://www.bizjournals.com/jacksonville/news/2020/08/20/meet-the-2020-technology-leaders-of-the-year-prof.html)

Matthew Chang was featured in their virtual event, yesterday, August 20th, and is proud to represent the technology advancement happening everyday here in Northeast Florida.
To see the JBJ article release, please visit here: https://www.bizjournals.com/jacksonville/news/2020/08/20/2020-tech-leadermatthew-chang-of-chang-industrial.html
To check out Chang Industrial's digital photo gallery, please visit here: https://www.bizjournals.com/jacksonville/listings/7/item/4822

Matthew Chang, PE
Founder
Matthew founded Chang Robotics in 2017 and brings two decades in advanced manufacturing, with engineering projects across 20 disciplines.
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