
Compugen claims 4th spot in CDN Channel Innovations Awards Top 100
Compugen has been awarded 4th place in Channel Daily News’ prestigious Channel Innovation Awards – Top 100 Solutions Providers. Read More …
Posted October 29, 2019 in Announcements
Compugen is honored to be nominated for the new Green Economy Builder Award from Windfall Ecology Center for inspiring employees and community organizations with their award-winning Green4Good sustainability program. This award celebrates businesses that are driving the green economy through their sustainability initiatives.
Steve Glover, President of Compugen Finance Inc. said, “Compugen and Compugen Finance are urgently taking leadership in sustainability by reducing CO2 emissions, with a goal of becoming carbon neutral. Our customers, staff, business partners and the public expect positive change in the near term and we are rising to the challenge. "
The Green4Good program offers Canadian enterprises an effective way to solve end-of-life IT asset disposition challenges. Through technology reuse and recycling, the value earned allows companies to contribute to charities, purchase new equipment or fund a social program that they may be a part of. Today, over 1, 600,000 IT assets have been diverted from landfills with more than 155 charities supported along the way.
“Climate change is the defining challenge of our time. Being a part of the solution is not only the right thing to do, but it represents a tremendous economic opportunity for businesses and for Canada. Organizations like Compugen understand that. We hope that sharing Compugen's story will inspire other organizations to sixteen the benefits of going green while safeguarding our planet for generations to come, ”said Priyanka Lloyd, executive director of Green Economy Canada, in a news release.
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Compugen has been awarded 4th place in Channel Daily News’ prestigious Channel Innovation Awards – Top 100 Solutions Providers. Read More …
The Bank of Montreal (BMO) has acknowledged Compugen’s noteworthy contributions to the bank’s green initiatives its recently published 2021 Sustainability Report and Public Accountability Statement. Through the Canadian IT firm’s Green4Good program, the Montreal-based financial firm avoided 2,865 tons of GHG emissions last year. Read More …