
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 November 20, 2012 in Awards, Community
TORONTO, Ontario – 20 November 2012 Compugen announced today that it has been selected as the recipient of the Community Leadership Partner of the Year categories at the 2012 Microsoft Partner Network IMPACT Awards. The tenth annual IMPACT Awards recognize excellence within the Microsoft technology partner community in Canada. The winners were announced at an awards ceremony held at the Four Seasons Hotel, located in Yorkville, Toronto on November 13th, 2012.
“As recognized at the annual IMPACT Awards, there is tremendous momentum in our Partner Community because stronger customer relationships are being built,” said Mark Dodds, Vice-President of Small Business, Midmarket Solutions & Partners, Microsoft Canada Inc. “Technology Partners like Compugen are always finding new and exciting ways to develop and deliver innovative technology solutions, making them true leaders in their respective fields.”
"We are thrilled to receive this award from The Microsoft Partner Network. The Community Leadership Partner Award recognizes our support for Canadian literacy through our innovative work with Frontier College to bring together remote learners and tutors using Microsoft technology. As part of the Microsoft Partner Network ecosystem, we are able to leverage a host of technical skills internally and through partner relationships to make a positive difference for our customers and the broader community," said Michael Charter, VP, Software, Compugen.
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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 …