Certn co-founded by Andrew McLeod, Evan Dalton, Owen Madrick, Daniel Faulkner, Will Nettke and Curtis Smith in Deloitte's Technology Fast 50™ Awards

 VICTORIA, BC,  Certn, a main people facts platform that helps agencies perform fast, comprehensive history checks and ongoing danger monitoring, is named one of Canada's Companies-to-Watch in the 2020 Deloitte Technology Fast 50™ Awards. The award spotlights rising organizations that show off robust growth and exhibit attainable to be a future candidate of the Technology Fast 50 award .

"We're so thankful to be given this super honour and to be diagnosed alongside so many tremendous companies" says Andrew McLeod, C30 at Certn. "Thank you so a great deal to all of the people that have made our growth and this award a reality!"

Companies-to-Watch winners are new businesses headquartered in Canada, demonstrating most effective technology, positive management experience, and frequent characteristics of Deloitte Technology Fast 50™ nominees and award winners. To be eligible, candidates have to additionally devote a huge element of their working revenues to growing proprietary science or intellectual property .

"We're extremely proud to understand this year's Companies-to-Watch winners, not only to celebrate their early stage increase in these uncertain times, but also their staggering workable moving forward," stated Erica Pretorius, partner and country wide chief for the Technology Fast 50™ application at Deloitte Canada. "These amazing businesses display splendid courage, the capacity to take calculated risks, and exquisite capabilities to exploit opportunities. They are the key to the future success of the science sector."

Certn was co-founded by way of Andrew McLeod, Evan Dalton, Owen Madrick, Daniel Faulkner, Will Nettke and Curtis Smith in late 2016. Fast forward to 2020, Certn is now the new widespread in human risk intelligence.