Arlene Harris Named to The Consumer Technology Association (CTA) Hall of Fame- April 7, 2017
CTA Hall of Fame – article: Arlene Harris named to The Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® Hall of Fame, April 7, 2017
Arlene Recognitions
Arlene among Girl Scouts “10 Cool Women of 2013” – June, 2013
Girl Scouts San Diego honored Arlene and nine other exemplary local women whose personal and professional achievements make them consummate role models for girls.
Arlene honored with induction into Beta Gamma Sigma – 2012
Beta Gamma Sigma took notice of Arlene’s lifelong entrepreneurial accomplishments and inducted her into Beta Gamma Sigma
Arlene Elected to Honor Society Beta Gamma Sigma – May, 2012
Arlene was inducted as an honorary member of Beta Gamma Sigma, and international honor society recognizing the top business students anywhere in the world.
Greatcall Wins Stevie Award as “Best Overall Company” – June 2008
Greatcall was honored with a 6th Annual Stevie Award in June, 2008 as “Best Overall Company of the Year—Service Businesses.”
Arlene receives ATHENA Pinnacle Award – May, 2008
Arlene received an ATHENA Pinnacle Award as an “Individual in Technology” for her role in introducing the easy-to-use Jitterbug cell phone.
Fierce Wireless “Top U.S. Wireless Innovators” – May, 2008
Marty and Arlene were both among the Top Ten Wireless Innovators of All Time November, 2008, in celebration of the 25th anniversary of Marty’s first cell phone call in April, 1983
Arlene Named to Wireless Hall of Fame – May 26, 2007
In May, 2007, Arlene’s lengthy list of contributions to the industry was recognized when she was named to the Wireless Hall of Fame.
Andrew Seybold Names GreatCall Best New Wireless Company – April, 2007
Industry analyst Andrew Seybold presented Jitterbug with the “Best New Company” award at his 2007 Wireless Dinner, an event formerly held in conjunction with CTIA Spring but now moved to CES, that pulls in top industry executives.
Jitterbug Makes the Finals in CES’s Last Gadget Standing Competition – January, 2007
Jitterbug, the easy-to-use cell phone, made the finals in CES’s “Last Gadget Standing” competition in January, 2007.