The Manifest Presents TLVTech as New York City’s Most Reviewed B2B Leader for 2024

September 22, 2026

Founded in 2017, our team at TLVTech is an all-around technology partner that helps businesses scale and conquer their goals. We are a team that’s committed to supporting all kinds of businesses, creating solutions for various functions, and providing insightful consultations to best streamline operations. We let our clients have full focus on their core functions while we handle their tech needs.

With that being said, we’re extremely excited to announce fantastic news that was made possible by our gracious clients. Just recently, TLVTech won The Manifest Company Award for the most reviewed and recommended B2B partner in New York City this 2024! According to their latest report, our team is among the city’s finest leaders for the following services:

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • IT Services
  • Machine Learning
  • Chatbots
  • Natural Language Processing
  • And Cloud Consulting

The Manifest is a business news and how-to website from Washington DC. The resource is known for its annual award cycle that aims to spotlight outstanding service providers across different industries worldwide. The awardees are chosen based on quantitive criteria that focus on the volume of honest testimonials and endorsements each firm earned over the preceding twelve months.

We’d like to seize this opportunity to express our sincerest gratitude to our invaluable clients. Your support is what helped us unlock this milestone. 

On behalf of the entire TLVTech team, thank you so much for believing in us! 

Interested to know more about our work? Connect with TLVTech and let’s schedule a meeting for your project.

September 22, 2026
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