MSP Titans of the Industry Recognizes Hurricane Technologies as 2026 Awards Finalist
Sep 16, 2026
Hurricane Technologies, Inc. has been named a finalist in the 2026 MSP Titans of the Industry Awards, a prestigious recognition celebrating excellence and leadership in the Managed Service Provider Industry.
Rochester, NY, New York, United States, September 16, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- This honor places Hurricane Technologies among a select group of top-performing MSPs who are redefining what it means to be a trusted technology partner. Being a finalist celebrates the work they do every day - solving tough problems, building client trust, and helping businesses stay productive, protected, and prepared for what’s next amid the increasingly difficult and ever-changing technology landscape.
This recognition reflects the passion, consistency, and hard work of our team,” said Shawn Petti, Owner and President of Hurricane Technologies. “We don’t just fix problems, we help prevent them. We don’t just manage technology, we partner with our clients to continually improve. Being named a finalist reminds us that the long hours, the tough calls, the ongoing training... it all matters.
The MSP Titans of the Industry Awards highlights those MSPs who lead with innovation, client success, and forward-thinking service models. Finalists are selected through a competitive review process, examining everything from business growth and client outcomes to innovation, and overall impact in the MSP community and the clients they serve.
Winners will be announced at the 2026 MSP Titans of the Industry Awards on December 9, 2026, at the iconic Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California.
“We’re honored to stand beside our fellow finalists,” Petti added. “This isn’t just a win for our team. It’s a signal to our clients that we’re doing exactly what we set out to do: deliver secure, smart, strategic and human lead IT support that drives results.”
For more information about Hurricane Technologies, visit https://hurritech.com.
About Hurricane Technologies, Inc.
Hurricane Technologies is a Rochester, New York-based managed IT services provider dedicated to helping organizations use technology more effectively, securely, and strategically. We serve small and mid-sized businesses, municipalities, and public sector organizations throughout Western New York, providing cybersecurity, managed IT services, cloud solutions, business continuity planning, and technology consulting. What sets Hurricane apart is our people-first approach: we focus on building long-term relationships, understanding each client's goals, and delivering practical solutions that reduce risk, improve productivity, and give organizations confidence that their technology will support their mission, not stand in its way.
Shawn and Kara Petti are the co-owners of Hurricane Technologies, an award-winning managed IT services provider based in Rochester, New York. Through their leadership, Hurricane helps organizations stay secure, productive, and prepared through technology while remaining committed to building lasting relationships with clients, employees, and the communities they serve.
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Name: Kara Petti
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Organization: Hurricane Technologies, Inc.
Address: 3445 Winton Pl, Ste. 114, Rochester NY 14623
Website: https://hurritech.com
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