GeekWire is recognizing the boldest Uncommon Thinkers — the inventors, scientists, technologists and entrepreneurs who are transforming industries and driving positive change throughout the world.

Presented in partnership with Greater Seattle Partners, this new awards program showcases the biggest brains in the Pacific Northwest. Community nominations are open through October 11th, with an esteemed judging panel selecting honorees to be celebrated live on stage at the GeekWire Gala on Dec. 12.

We're looking for creators and builders — individuals who are at the forefront of making a difference across industries ranging from artificial intelligence and aerospace to climate tech and healthcare.

Questions? Email us at events@geekwire.com.

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* What is your first name?

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* What is your last name?

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* What is your email address?

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* Company Name

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* Job Title

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* The criteria for the Uncommon Thinkers Award, presented in partnership with Greater Seattle Partners, is focused on recognizing individuals who are making a significant impact in various fields and industries in the Greater Seattle area. Tell us how the nominee demonstrates the characteristics and achievements below.

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* How has the nominee demonstrated innovation, creativity, and leadership?
Nominees should be known for their innovative thinking and creative approach to solving complex problems. They should have a track record of exhibiting strong leadership qualities and introducing novel ideas, technologies, or solutions that challenge the status quo. (Limit 200 words)

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* How has the nominee demonstrated community involvement and a positive impact?
The award is meant for individuals who are driving positive change, both locally and globally. Nominees should have a measurable and meaningful impact on their respective fields or industries, contributing to the betterment of society. This could be demonstrated through daily work initiatives, mentoring, or supporting initiatives that benefit the region. (Limit 200 words)

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