Hidden Brains wins Bronze Stevie, ET MSME Awards

GUJARAT, INDIA — Hidden Brains has secured two international recognitions: a Bronze Stevie Award for Company of the Year in Computer Services from the International Business Awards, and the ET MSME Award for Top Service Exporter of the Year 2026 — extending the Ahmedabad-based software firm’s international recognition record to 19 awards across global business and India’s export service sector.
The Bronze Stevie was presented at the 2025 International Business Awards ceremony on October 10, 2025, in Lisbon, Portugal; the ET MSME Award was presented on March 24, 2026.
Stevie Bronze recognizes Hidden Brains across innovation, impact, and service excellence in Computer Services
According to the company’s press releases, the International Business Awards selected Hidden Brains for the Bronze Stevie in Company of the Year — Computer Services after a judging process involving more than 250 professionals worldwide, evaluating submissions over two months on innovation, impact, service excellence, and measurable outcomes.
Hidden Brains serves clients across 107 countries — including Caterpillar, Honeywell, and Best Buy — deploying more than 700 developers and technologists to deliver software development, artificial intelligence (AI) solutions, and digital transformation services across 22 years of industry operations.
A Stevie Award for Company of the Year in Computer Services involves a structured multi-judge international process; selection in a global competitive field is a category where the external evaluation mechanism, not the applicant, defines the outcome.
“Innovation isn’t just discovery; it comes in a package of value it drives and impact it delivers,” said Chirag Patel, Vice President, Hidden Brains.
ET MSME Award validates service export performance and enterprise-grade global delivery
The ET MSME Award for Top Service Exporter of the Year 2026 honors organizations demonstrating strong international business performance, operational maturity, and sustained global presence.
Hidden Brains’ recognition was accepted by JugalKishore Chhawchharia, Co-Founder and Executive Director, alongside Naman Chhawchharia, Head of Research and Development — reflecting the firm’s emphasis on long-term client partnerships across manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and financial services.
The Economic Times MSME Awards position Hidden Brains’ export recognition within India’s expanding role as a digital engineering services exporter, validating enterprise-grade delivery standards at the national level.
Two recognitions across separate frameworks — the U.S.-based Stevie Awards and India’s ET MSME — confirm Hidden Brains as independently assessed against both international competition standards and India’s domestic export performance criteria.
“This recognition reflects our journey, built on consistency, strong systems, and commitment to delivering real business value,” said JugalKishore Chhawchharia, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Hidden Brains.
For enterprise technology buyers and BPO operators evaluating AI and software development providers, Hidden Brains’ dual-track recognition documents performance against two distinct external standards — a useful reference beyond self-reported metrics.
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