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Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2012  – Social (Pacific) This is a unique category among the awards. It’s given in recognition of an entrepreneur whose achievements have driven large-scale social change and improved people’s lives or quality of life. “I’d like to express my thanks to the jury, and acknowledge that this award is really a tribute to

Angel Forum Best Post-Revenue Company Angel Forum™ in Canada that introduces emerging companies to private equity Angel Investors. Presenting companies have raised over $35 million directly through the Forum. Angel Forum: Best Post-Revenue Company

World  Congress Names Paul Prescod a Top Ten Innovator in mHealth The World Health Care Congress celebrates innovators who offer fresh ideas, innovative strategies and unique insights. In their annual conferences on mHealth they focus on actionable and strategic mobile technologies that address escalating health care costs, challenges in quality, new models for finance and improvements in delivery. Paul Prescod received the honour for

Michael Fergusson is blazing a trail in healthcare by creating experiences through games that have the power to increase patient engagement and learning, while bringing about meaningful changes in behavior. DONNA SHU (DIRECTOR, U.S. PATIENT ADVOCACY AND PROFESSIONAL RELATIONS – BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.)

Ayogo delivered a world class application, Healthseeker, that has repeatedly won awards, attracted headlines, and more importantly, helped tens of thousands of people touched by diabetes in the development of healthier lifestyle habits. MANNY HERNANDEZ (PRESIDENT, DIABETES HANDS FOUNDATION)

After our recent launch of Monster Manor in the UK, CTV has featured Ayogo in their article about apps helping children take control of their health. Monster Manor is a free game that helps young patients with Type 1 diabetes remember to check their glucose levels and keeps parents up to date on their progress. [buttonp]Read the article on CTV’s

Ayogo got some more press recently, this time from Canada’s largest urban weekly, Vancouver’s very own The Georgia Straight. Christopher Poon contacted us after hearing about some of the innovative games we have been working on for the iPad. He thought it’d be valuable to interview Michael Fergusson about how Vancouver mobile game developers are preparing for the arrival of