The finalists have been chosen for one of the woodworking industry’s highest honours, the Challengers Distinguished Achievement Award.
A total of 20 companies have been selected from an initial 73 firms which had submitted 118 entries.
The competition recognises advancements in technology or significant contributions to environmental improvement. It focuses on companies which have developed innovative technology in products, services, or manufacturing techniques.
Seven of the finalists will receive Challengers Awards during a presentation ceremony at the International Woodworking Machinery & Furniture Supply Fair, Georgia, on August 26.
