7tech Named 2026 MSP Titans of the Industry Finalist for Nonprofit Organizations
Oct 17, 2026
San Antonio managed IT and security provider is recognized for its nonprofit work one year after winning the program’s Advanced Cybersecurity Award
San Antonio, United States, October 17, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SAN ANTONIO, TX – October, 16, 2026 – 7tech, a San Antonio-based managed IT (MSP) and security provider (MSSP), has been named a finalist in the Nonprofit Organizations category of the 2026 MSP Titans of the Industry Awards. Winners will be announced on December 9, 2026, at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California.
This year’s finalist recognition follows 7tech’s win in the program’s Advanced Cybersecurity category in 2025.
Nonprofits are one of the core industries 7tech is built around, alongside manufacturing and construction. Nonprofit leaders manage a combination of pressures few organizations share. They hold sensitive donor, client, and beneficiary data. They answer to boards and funders who expect careful stewardship of every dollar. And they run lean teams with little room for technology problems. 7tech supports these organizations with a US-based 24/7 Service Desk, a private, in-house Security Operations Center (SOC) staffed by 7tech employees, and compliance support included in every service tier.
“Nonprofits carry a kind of responsibility most other businesses never have to think about,” said Neal Juern, Founder and CEO of 7tech. “Every donor record and every client file represents someone who trusted that organization with something personal. And our job is to make the technology behind that mission the last thing their leadership has to worry about, so they can spend their attention and energy on the people they serve.”
The MSP Titans of the Industry Awards recognize managed service providers that lead with innovation, client success, and forward-thinking service models. Finalists are selected through a competitive review of business growth, client outcomes, innovation, and overall impact on the clients and communities they serve.
“In 2019, we made a decision that shaped this company. We would deliver the security an organization actually needs, or we wouldn’t take the engagement,” Juern added. “Nonprofits deserve that standard as much as anyone. Maybe more, because they are stewards of money that was given to them. Being named a finalist is an honor, and it belongs to our whole team and to the valued nonprofit leaders who let us be part of their work.”
7tech supports more than 3,000 end users across more than 80 organizations. In 2025, the company recorded a 97.4% customer satisfaction score, measured by CrewHu, and 94% client logo retention, with a 20-minute average human response time. Its nonprofit work has also been recognized by B2B review platform Clutch, which named 7tech a Top IT Services Company for Non-profits in the United States in 2026, following a Top IT Services Company for Non-profits ranking in 2025. 7tech is a five-time MSP 501 honoree, a four-time Inc. 5000 honoree, a 2025 CRN MSP 500 and CRN Security 100 honoree, and ThreatLocker’s first Gold Partner worldwide.
About 7tech
7tech is a San Antonio-based managed IT (MSP) and security provider (MSSP) serving nonprofits, manufacturers, and construction firms, including general contractors and subcontractors, with 25 to 600 workstations. 7tech also serves other professional industries, particularly organizations with regulatory compliance requirements. Texas-focused IT support, nationwide security operations. Founded in 2012, 7tech operates its own private Security Operations Center in San Antonio and delivers its Zero Compromise Cybersecurity™ approach through a team of full-time, US-based employees. Learn more at 7tech.com.
About Neal Juern
Neal Juern founded 7tech in 2012. Before that, he spent 14 years leading IT at a San Antonio law firm as it grew to roughly 3,000 employees across 45 locations, rising to IT Director and building its primary and backup datacenters. He taught IT for years as an adjunct professor with the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service, authored a Microsoft networking textbook published in 2004, and holds a seat on the ThreatLocker advisory board.
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