The Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN) recently honored EchoDitto Partner and Co-Founder Michael Silberman with an NTENny Award for his leadership in social change organizing through technology.

The NTENnies are given out each spring, in a variety of categories, to the “rockstars” of the NTEN community. Honorees receive the prestigious and dignified anTENae to mark the occasion. This year’s NTENnies were unveiled on the first day of the Nonprofit Technology Conference, the organization’s premier gathering for nonprofit technology professionals.

Silberman was named “Most Likely to Start a Revolution at your Conference,” an honor he shared with Mark Rovner of Sea Change Strategies.

NTEN is the country’s leading membership organization in the nonprofit technology field. The network is designed to increase the flow of knowledge between nonprofits and technologists, in order to make technology work better for more effective social change. The NTC, NTEN’s annual conference, brings together technologists, nonprofit leaders, and strategists in sessions and discussions about the evolving role of technology in the nonprofit space.

Click here to read more about the awards, and see a photo gallery of winners.