General
ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE
DISPATCHER/SECRETARY Trades/Construction
Lectra-Serv, Inc
Electricians & Helpers Trades/Construction
Jacobs Electric
Electricians & Helpers Trades/Construction
Pioneer Landscaping
Yard Person/Loader Operator General
Prestige maintenance USA
Custodian Health Care
FRONT OFFICE Trades/Construction
arizona portland cement
maintenance electrician

Gov. Janet Napolitano presented the Critical Path Institute with an Arizona Innovation Award Thursday for its work toward getting medical technologies more quickly to market.

Tucson-based C-Path is deserving of this award because of "their involvement in getting effective pharmaceuticals through the government process," Napolitano said during a stop in Tucson. "They are a red-tape cutter."

C-Path's ability to bring the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, drug companies, and scientists together is "innovative in itself," she said.

C-Path was founded in 2005 as a partnership between the FDA, the University of Arizona, and SRI International, a technology-development firm, to develop a safer, faster way to get drugs and medical devices to market.