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Photo: CBC/Dragon's Den
A rapidly expanding tech company, buoyed by its recent success on CBC’s Dragon’s Den, has decided to make Kelowna its second home.
Based in Vancouver, Curatio is a “social health platform” that brings together patients dealing with similar illnesses.
Lynda Brown-Ganzert, the company’s founder and CEO, says the lifestyle of the city wasn't a significant part of her decision. Instead, she was attracted to the city’s tech "cluster."
For more on the tech cluster Brown-Ganzert sees forming in the city, as well as why Dragon's Den is still interested in Curatio, check out the full story on Castanet's sister business news website, Okanagan Edge.
