TCOM has been honored with the North Carolina Governor’s Export Award in the large business category.
The airborne persistent surveillance company said Wednesday it was recognized by the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina for its significant achievement in growing international sales and strengthening the state’s export economy.
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What Is the North Carolina Governor’s Export Award?
Governor Josh Stein and the EDPNC presented the Governor’s Export Award, which celebrates North Carolina companies that have gained substantial expansion in the international market. TCOM won in the large business category, which honors enterprises with significant export accomplishments and global presence.
Commitment to Airborne Surveillance Innovation
TCOM is committed to enhancing airborne surveillance innovation, intensifying efforts to expand its business worldwide. Its advanced aerostat systems are utilized worldwide, offering persistent surveillance services for a wide range of applications such as disaster response, border protection and military operations.
The company is also dedicated to helping North Carolina boost its presence in the international market.
“We are honored to receive the Governor’s Export Award,” said Ron Bendlin, president and CEO of TCOM. “This recognition reflects the hard work and commitment of our team to deliver cutting-edge surveillance solutions globally. We remain dedicated to advancing our technology and expanding our international reach, contributing to North Carolina’s reputation as a hub for innovation and excellence,” he added.
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