Bledsoe Capital Group

Salad Labs is a company that focuses on making content more engaging and enjoyable. By leveraging their client's existing content, they create an interactive game environment that enhances user experience and increases the value of the content. With a unique approach that combines elements of Hollywood and fantasy football, Salad Labs aims to make content more relevant and entertaining for users while providing value for their clients.

IdleAir offers a service that provides long-haul truck drivers with a sustainable alternative to idling their engines during rest periods. By utilizing IdleAir, drivers can turn off their diesel engines and auxiliary power units while still accessing essential amenities such as heating, cooling, electricity, satellite TV, and internet. This service enhances the rest experience by creating a vibration-free and noise-free environment, improving drivers' health and safety while reducing the risk of accidents. Additionally, by minimizing idling, fleets can lower fuel costs, maintenance expenses, and engine wear, which contributes to reduced driver turnover. IdleAir’s premium service is controlled through an intuitive color touch-screen, allowing for easy access to all the comforts of home while parked.

Ecosphere Technologies, Inc. is a technology development and intellectual property licensing company focused on creating environmental solutions for global markets, including water, energy, agriculture, and industry. The company specializes in its Ozonix water treatment technology, which employs an advanced oxidation process to treat and recycle industrial wastewater without toxic chemicals. This technology is applicable across various sectors such as oil and natural gas, mining, food and beverage, and municipal wastewater treatment. Additionally, Ecosphere offers the Ecos PowerCube, a mobile solar-powered generator designed for off-grid applications, and the Ecos GrowCube, a fully-automated hydroponic system that enhances crop production. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Stuart, Florida, Ecosphere Technologies has faced financial challenges, including filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in December 2018, which was later converted to Chapter 7 in December 2019.