Chamberlain Group Celebrates Chicago Innovation Awards Win at Nasdaq Opening Bell Ringing

The annual awards event highlights innovative solutions developed by organizations in the Chicago region.

Written by Ashley Brownridge
Published on Sep. 15, 2026
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Chamberlain Group, a company that counts the brands LiftMaster, Chamberlain and myQ among its portfolio businesses, had one of its technology solutions featured in the Chicago Innovation Awards and recently joined fellow winners in New York City to ring the Nasdaq opening bell. The company’s myQ Enterprise offering, an IoT-connected hardware and software product, was among the awards program’s 2025 winners.

MyQ Enterprise automates gate, dock and yard operations, including driver check-ins, trailer assignments and real-time asset tracking, to help businesses reduce congestion and detention fees while enhancing safety. 

The annual awards event, designed to highlight the range of innovations coming from the Chicago region, recognized myQ Enterprise alongside organizations such as Aegis Foods, CloudNuro, Ignite, Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University and the Urban Growers Collective.

“Ringing the Nasdaq opening bell on behalf of Chamberlain Group along with the other Chicago Innovation Award winners is an honor,” Matt Neff, Chamberlain Group’s VP of commercial services, said in a statement. “Most yards still run on clipboards, radios and guesswork. MyQ Enterprise replaces that with real-time data and automation from the gate to the dock. It’s a proud moment to share that innovation with a larger audience.”

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