Nulogy among elite group of technology innovation leaders

TORONTO - Jan. 7 2009:  Dalton McGuinty, the premier of Ontario, announced on Monday, January 5 that the province would be supporting Nulogy, along with seven other high-tech firms demonstrating exceptional innovation, leadership, and growth potential.   A total of approximately four million dollars was allocated to the companies through the Ontario Centres of Excellence.

"Supporting the talent, creativity and hard work of Ontarians is the right thing to do. We're aiming to become an international leader in the new knowledge-based economy," said Premier McGuinty.  The Nulogy co-founders attended the invitation-only event and received personal congratulations from the Premier and John Wilkinson, Minister of Research and Innovation, who commented, "Today's funding will help eight promising Ontario companies develop their technology and get to the global market first."

Jason Tham, CEO of Nulogy, was appreciative saying, "There is tremendous competition amongst high-growth technology companies for the support of the province, and we are honored to have been selected."  The event was held at Centennial College's applied research and innovation centre in Scarborough.

Other companies receiving support included Toronto-based Regen Energy, Echologics Engineering, Kneebone, Skymeter, and Sysomos, Hamilton's C2C Link, and Ottawa's IPeak Networks.

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About the Ontario Centres of Excellence:

Created in response to Ontario's most critical competitive challenges, the Ontario Centres of Excellence facilitate economic growth through support for industrially relevant R&D, the opening of new market opportunities and the commercialization of leading edge discovery.

About Nulogy:

Nulogy is the leading provider of turnkey solutions for the co-packing and co-manufacturing industries. Nulogy's PackManager^TM product suite optimizes contract packaging operations through real-time management of inventory, production, costing and quoting.  Nulogy's PackPortal^TM enables contract packagers to collaborate in real-time with their customers by offering project, production, and inventory visibility through web-based portals.