You and your team at Lexion just sold your company to Docusine. What are you going to do next?

I'm going to the GeekWire, I'm GeekWire, I'm GeekWire co-founder Todd Bishop.

This week we go inside the GeekWire Awards, our annual recognition of the top people, companies, and innovations

in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest, which drew a sold-out crowd to the Showbox Soto on Thursday, May 9th in Seattle.

We talk with finalists about artificial intelligence, the economy, and key trends in their

industries, and we hear from some of the winners on stage during the program, which started with a musical

shout out to the technology of yesteryear from Rob McPherson, aka the Drunken Tenor.

Check that once had its day, but now it's pass a.

Furby would talk to me.

Tennis on Nintendo wheat.

Galaxy Note 7s exploding in the flames. See the show notes for a link to the full video of that performance by

Rob McPherson, the Drunken tenor at this week's GeekWire Awards, along with a

full list of winners and highlights from the event.

We'll have more highlights from the stage later on in the program.

One of the finalists in attendance was Garov Oberoi,

the CEO of Lexion. It's an AI-powered contract management

software company that three days earlier announced an agreement to be acquired by DocuSign

for $165 million.

You've just had a pretty big week here for people who haven't seen the coverage yet.

You and your colleagues sold Lexion to DocuSign,

the agreement is in place a $165 million deal.

What's your week been like and what do the weeks ahead look like for you?

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