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Another major accolade for Derry company described as a 'rising star' in the tech industry Elemental Software chosen as winners of prestigious competition Leeann Monk Ozgul, COO, and Jennifer Neff, CEO, of Elemental Software with the prestigious UK Rising Star award. Reporter: '); It's been a good couple of days for Derry company Elemental Software. Earlier this week, the firm, which uses technology to promote the use of social prescribing, announced an Invest NI-supported investment of £1.2million to develop its business and create eight new jobs. Now, it's been revealed that Elemental ...

A North-West software firm specialising in so-called "social prescribing" has invested over £1.2m in its business, creating eight new jobs.

Derry company aiming to increase its turnover from £1m to £5m over the next three years Major new investment announced for Elemental Software Leeann Monk-Ozgul and Jennifer Neff are the co-founders of Elemental. Reporter: ');  '); A Derry company is hoping to increase its turnover from £1m to £5m in the next three years. Social prescribing tech firm, Elemental Software, is investing over £1.2million in its business in a bid to turn its ambitions into a reality. The company specialises in social prescribing consultancy services and technology. Social prescribing is a way of connecting p...

Pioneering Derry company on the shortlist for another major award Elemental Software is one of 20 finalists in Tech Nation’s Rising Stars 3.0 Leeann Monk-Ozgul and Jennifer Neff are the co-founders of Elemental. Reporter: ');  '); Derry-based Elemental Software has been announced as one of 20 finalists in Tech Nation’s Rising Stars 3.0. The competition is the only one of its kind in the UK, celebrating innovative, early-stage tech companies and showcasing the best with the aim of helping them to continue their growth. Tech Nation has years of experience facilitating and helping UK tech ...

Wrexham Glyndwr University and the University of South Wales (USW) have signed up Elemental Software to support the wellbeing of students in higher education. Under a two-year contract awarded in August the company’s is now being used to connect students at Wrexham Glyndwr with non-clinical services. The project is being funded by the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (HEFCW), with USW evaluating its progress with the aim of delivering a similar approach. Elemental’s Elearning Academy has provided 181 members of the Wrexham Glyndwr University team with the training needed to go l...