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Image Credit: TWITTER Two dragons are leaving the Dragons Den including Club Penguin co-creator Lane Merrifield of Kelowna. The co-creator of the online social network for kids is leaving the CBC television show to take a sabbatical and enjoy some time and travel adventures with his family, according to an announcement from CBC. Merrifield originally joined the dragons in 2018. The announcement came shortly after he sold FreshGrade, a digital portfolio and assessment platform used by teachers across Canada, for $30 million USD to a California company. “From building a safe digital world in Club Penguin to capturing their learning with FreshGrade, my ventures have always been inspired by my kids,” Lane said in the announcement. “Now as I exit my latest company and both my kids prepare to leave home for school in the fall, it’s time to enjoy this season with them. I’m thankful for my experience on the show and excited for the many adventures to come.”
Image Credit: Higher Ground April 18, 2021 - 7:00 AM Kelowna s Lane Merrifield has sold off another one of his tech companies, this time for $30 million USD. Merrifield is currently a Dragon on CBC s hit show Dragons Den and was one of the founders of Club Penguin, an online kids social network platform, which sold to Disney for $700 million back in 2007. He is also a co-founder of FreshGrade, a digital portfolio and assessment platform used by teachers across Canada. Higher Ground Education, Inc., a network of schools dedicated to Montessori education, announced April 8 it has raised $30 million USD (roughly $37 million Canadian) to acquire FreshGrade.