MedBright AI Rebrands to GoGo AI Network in Bold Strategic Pivot

By Brian Richardson

VANCOUVER, BC – December 29, 2025 – In a significant strategic overhaul, MedBright AI Investments Inc. has announced it will rebrand as “GoGo AI Network Inc.,” a move that signals a decisive pivot from a perceived niche in medical technology to a broad, cross-sector pursuit of opportunities across the entire artificial intelligence landscape. The change, which has received final approval from the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), will be effective January 5, 2026, and includes a corresponding ticker symbol change from “MBAI” to “GOGO.”

This is far more than a cosmetic update. The rebranding is underpinned by a newly filed Amended Investment Policy that fundamentally widens the company's strategic mandate. The move positions the newly minted GoGo AI Network to capitalize on the explosive growth of AI applications in virtually every industry, reflecting a calculated decision to break free from the constraints of a specialized label and compete in the larger, more dynamic global AI market. The change reflects what the company calls a “broadened strategic mandate, cross-sector AI investment focus, and growing global orientation.”

A Strategic Shift Beyond Medicine

The name “MedBright” inherently suggested a focus on the healthcare and medical sectors. While AI is making revolutionary strides in medicine, the rebranding to “GoGo AI Network” signals an ambition to capture value from the technology’s application in fields as diverse as manufacturing, finance, logistics, and consumer tech. This strategic pivot can be seen as both an offensive and defensive maneuver in the current market.

Offensively, it opens the door to a much larger pool of potential investments. The AI boom is not confined to a single industry, and investors are keenly aware that the next billion-dollar AI company could emerge from anywhere. By adopting a sector-agnostic approach, GoGo AI Network can now evaluate deals based purely on their technological merit, scalability, and the strength of their management teams, without being constrained by industry vertical.

Defensively, the move acknowledges the intense competition for capital and attention. In a market where countless firms are vying for a piece of the AI pie, a niche focus can sometimes be a liability if that niche falls out of favor or becomes overly saturated. The broader mandate allows the company to be more agile, shifting its focus to where the most promising growth and return potential lie at any given time. The new ticker, “GOGO,” itself evokes a sense of energy, speed, and forward momentum, aligning the brand's identity with the fast-paced nature of the AI sector.

The New Playbook: A Flexible Investment Mandate

Central to this rebranding is the company's Amended Investment Policy, which has been filed publicly on the CSE. The document serves as a new playbook, detailing how GoGo AI Network will identify, fund, and support the next generation of AI innovators. The policy solidifies the company’s focus on “early-stage and growth-stage companies developing AI-enabled technologies” but also explicitly states it may pursue investments in other sectors where AI offers “significant commercial scalability.”

Perhaps most telling is the flexibility built into its investment structures. The policy outlines a diverse toolkit that goes beyond simple equity purchases, including debt, convertible instruments, and strategic advisory arrangements. This versatility is a significant advantage in the startup ecosystem. For an early-stage AI company, a strategic advisory role or a convertible note from an investor like GoGo AI could be more valuable and less dilutive than a traditional venture capital equity round. It allows GoGo AI to tailor its involvement to the specific needs of each portfolio company, acting as a strategic partner rather than just a capital provider.

This approach, combined with a stated commitment to “disciplined due diligence, portfolio oversight, and value-realization strategies,” suggests a hands-on methodology. The company isn't just writing checks; it intends to actively support its portfolio companies, helping them navigate the challenges of scaling their technology and business operations. This model could prove highly attractive to AI founders who are seeking not only funding but also experienced guidance and industry connections.

Portfolio and Precedent

While the rebrand is a forward-looking event, evidence of this strategic shift was already present in MedBright’s recent activities. The company’s portfolio includes an investment in Algo8 Industrial AI, a firm that uses artificial intelligence for process optimization and safety in the manufacturing sector. An update from earlier today noted Algo8’s success in scaling its platform with a global automotive component manufacturer. This investment, which falls squarely outside a narrow medical definition, serves as a clear precedent for the cross-sector approach now formalized under the GoGo AI Network banner.

Furthermore, the company announced on October 16, 2025, that it had terminated its agreements with Limmi, signaling a potential streamlining of its portfolio. Such moves can be interpreted as strategic house-cleaning, divesting from assets that no longer align with a new, more focused vision. By shedding legacy commitments, the company clears the path to fully embrace its new, broader mandate without distraction.

Navigating a Crowded and Competitive Field

GoGo AI Network enters a fiercely competitive arena. The global appetite for AI investments is immense, and the company will be competing against a vast array of venture capital firms, corporate venture arms, and other publicly traded capital allocators, all chasing the most promising AI startups. Success in this environment requires more than just capital; it demands a clear-sighted strategy, deep technical expertise, and a compelling value proposition for entrepreneurs.

GoGo AI Network appears to be positioning its flexibility and global orientation as key differentiators. By offering a range of investment structures and looking beyond Silicon Valley for opportunities, the firm may uncover hidden gems overlooked by more traditional investors. The emphasis on supporting management teams and providing strategic value is another critical element that could help it stand out.

Ultimately, the success of this strategic pivot will not be measured by the new name or the updated policy, but by the quality of the investments it makes and the returns it generates. The company's board has set a new course, and the market will be watching closely to see how the management team navigates these waters. For GoGo AI Network, the rebranding is complete, but the real work of proving its new, ambitious strategy in a fiercely competitive global market is just beginning.