MSP Titans of the Industry Names GoTech IT Solutions a 2026 Midwest Finalist for the Second Year in a Row

Oct 16, 2026

Brookfield managed IT and cybersecurity company recognized again among the top MSPs in the Midwest; winners announced December 9 in Beverly Hills

Brookfield, Wisconsin, United States, October 16, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- GoTech IT Solutions has been named a Midwest finalist in the 2026 MSP Titans of the Industry Awards. It is the second consecutive year GoTech has earned a spot among the region’s finalists, following its selection as a 2025 Midwest finalist.

Presented by MSP Success, the MSP Titans of the Industry Awards recognize managed service providers (MSPs) doing standout work for the businesses they support. Finalists are named in regional, industry, and specialty categories, with up to 10 finalists per category. Judges evaluate business growth and innovation, service excellence and client relationships, cybersecurity innovation and customer impact, leadership in the MSP space, and commitment to team and community.

“Being named a finalist two years in a row tells me our team is doing something right, and doing it consistently,” said Chris Gotstein, founder and president of GoTech IT Solutions. “We don’t just fix problems, we work hard to prevent them. The long hours, the tough calls, the ongoing training our people put in, it all adds up. This recognition belongs to them.”

Founded in 2013, GoTech supports small and mid-sized businesses across Metro Milwaukee, Eastern Wisconsin, and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, including manufacturers, dental and healthcare offices, accounting and CPA firms, financial services firms, construction and trades companies, and nonprofits.

“We’re honored to stand alongside our fellow finalists,” Gotstein added. “But the recognition that matters most comes from our clients. Business owners across Wisconsin and the U.P. trust us with their technology and their security every day. Our job is to keep earning that trust: pick up the phone, explain things in plain English, and be honest about risk, even when it’s not what someone wants to hear.”

Winners will be announced at the 2026 MSP Titans of the Industry Awards gala on December 9, 2026, at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California.

About GoTech IT Solutions

GoTech IT Solutions is a locally owned IT and cybersecurity company helping small and mid-sized businesses throughout Metro Milwaukee, Eastern Wisconsin, and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula keep their technology secure, reliable, and working for their business. Since 2013, GoTech has provided managed IT services, cybersecurity, cloud solutions, data backup and recovery, and responsive IT support with a proactive, business-first approach.

What sets GoTech apart is accountability. The team responds quickly, explains technology in plain English, takes ownership of every IT challenge, and backs its service with the “Thrilled Today Or You Don’t Pay” 100% Money Back Guarantee.

Visit gotechitsolutions.com for more information.

About Chris Gotstein

Chris Gotstein is the founder and president of GoTech IT Solutions, with more than 25 years of experience helping businesses use technology securely and effectively. He is the author of The Silent Battlefield, an Amazon best-selling cybersecurity book for small business owners, and specializes in managed IT services, cybersecurity, compliance, and strategic technology planning for small and mid-sized businesses.

Chris founded GoTech in 2013 on a simple belief: great IT service starts with honesty, accountability, and treating every client’s business as if it were his own.

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