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CrossComm Named Minority Technology Firm of the Year By U.S. Department of Commerce

Award to be Presented Oct. 20th During President Obama’s National Minority Enterprise Development Week

Durham, NC – CrossComm, a Durham, N.C.- based mobile and web app development studio, has been named the National Minority Technology Firm of the Year by the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Minority Business Development Agency.

The award, which is given to one technology firm across the nation each year, will be presented to CrossComm on Oct. 20, 2015, at the 33rd National Minority Enterprise Awards Reception as part of the events surrounding President Obama’s declared National Minority Enterprise Development (MED) week. CrossComm was nominated by Dan Stafford, project director at the MBDA Business Center Raleigh, a member of MBDA’s business center network.

“CrossComm continues to be a minority business leader in our community since its founding in 1998,” said Stafford. “The company has consistently demonstrated perseverance throughout economic downturns and an ever-changing technology landscape, while staying committed to our Raleigh-Durham area.”

Don Shin founded CrossComm while working toward his undergraduate degree at Duke University in 1998. CrossComm initially assisted clients with custom-built websites. Shin was in the audience when Steve Jobs introduced the first iPhone and spearheaded the effort to push CrossComm into the mobile arena.

In 2007, CrossComm created one of the first web apps for the iPhone and had one of the first 500 native iPhone apps worldwide on Day 1 of the iTunes App Store in 2008. Shin developed CrossComm's first Apple Watch app and stays on the cutting edge of technology in his current role as president and chairman of CrossComm.

“For nearly twenty years, CrossComm has taken a long-term approach to building our business, continually investing in our team, our technology and our processes to serve our clients with excellence and integrity,” Shin said. “It’s extremely satisfying to experience this validation of our approach and to be honored with this award.”

For a complete list of the 2015 National MED Week Winners, please visit: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/minority-business-development-agency-announces-2015-national-med-week-award-winners-300147092.html  

For more information on CrossComm, please visit: www.crosscomm.net

For more information on MBBDA, please visit: http://www.theinstitutenc.org/

ABOUT CROSSCOMM

CrossComm is a Durham-based mobile and web app development studio that helps organizations bring their digital aspirations to life. With an in-house team of programmers, CrossComm designs and develops custom iOS, Android, and web apps to keep their clients on the cutting edge of technology.

ABOUT MBDA

The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) is the only Federal agency with a specific direct task of building minority business development. The North Carolina Institute of Minority Economic Development operates the MBDA Business Center Raleigh under a cooperative agreement with MBDA. The Raleigh Center provides comprehensive, customized services to Raleigh area and North Carolina businesses in the areas of access to markets, access to capital, strategic business planning, and global business development.