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Synadia Communications Inc. is a technology company based in Los Angeles, California, focused on developing a global utility platform for connecting digital systems, services, and devices. Established in 2017, Synadia is the leader in the development of NATS.io, an open-source messaging system designed for cloud-native applications, microservices architectures, and Internet of Things (IoT) messaging. The company offers NGS, a secure and globally available communications platform built on NATS.io, along with additional services such as commercial support, consulting, non-recurring engineering, and training. By leveraging its innovative technology, Synadia aims to provide scalable and secure messaging solutions that facilitate modern distributed systems across various applications.

Voy al Doc S.A.P.I. de C.V. is an online medical appointment platform based in Mexico City, founded in 2013. It serves as Mexico's first online scheduling service for medical care, providing patients with free access to search and book appointments with local physicians. The platform allows users to find doctors by specialty and location, offering options for instant booking online or via phone. In addition to benefiting patients, Voy al Doc supports medical practitioners by helping them attract new patients and manage their appointments, including filling last-minute cancellations. The company has received backing from prominent venture capital funds in Mexico and the United States, as well as support from the Mexican government for startups.

Voy al Doc S.A.P.I. de C.V. is an online medical appointment platform based in Mexico City, founded in 2013. It serves as Mexico's first online scheduling service for medical care, providing patients with free access to search and book appointments with local physicians. The platform allows users to find doctors by specialty and location, offering options for instant booking online or via phone. In addition to benefiting patients, Voy al Doc supports medical practitioners by helping them attract new patients and manage their appointments, including filling last-minute cancellations. The company has received backing from prominent venture capital funds in Mexico and the United States, as well as support from the Mexican government for startups.

DramaFever is a leading online platform specializing in the streaming of international television shows and movies. As a subsidiary of SoftBank Internet and Media, Inc., it offers millions of viewers access to a diverse selection of content, featuring professional subtitles and high-definition quality across various apps and devices. The service focuses on delivering an engaging viewing experience, partnering with organizations like AMC Networks to enhance its offerings. With a dedicated team of over 130 professionals, including approximately 50 engineers, DramaFever is committed to creating a user-friendly interface that caters to the preferences of its audience, enabling them to discover and enjoy popular shows and films from around the globe.

Look IO is a plugin for iPhone, iPad & Android apps that overlays a live chat session with a sales or support agent. The core features are: - Visual Assist: View your user's screen & 'click-in' to provide visual feedback - Live Chat: Support sales & users by answering questions immediately - Chat Anywhere: Connect your account to iChat, gTalk or a mobile chat app - Easily Integrate: Get customer data from & to Zendesk, Assistly, Salesforce, etc

BeachMint is a venture backed social commerce company for designer-curated direct to consumer sites, founded by serial tech entrepreneurs, Josh Berman (Co-Founder MySpace) and Diego Berdakin. BeachMint launched their first brand, JewelMint, with Kate Bosworth and celebrity stylist, Cher Coulter, in October 2010, StyleMint with Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen in July 2011, BeautyMint with Jessica Simpson and celebrity skincare expert, Nerida Joy, in October 2011, ShoeMint with Rachel Bilson and celebrity stylist, Nicole Chavez, in collaboration with Steve Madden, HomeMint with Justin Timberlake and interior designer Estee Stanley in May 2012, and intiMINT with Brooke Burke-Charvet in June of 2012. Each site offers a subscription shopping model with personalized product recommendations for its members from their respective celebrity and expert. BeachMint recently announced a $35 million funding round led by Accel Partners, with participation from Goldman Sachs, New World Ventures and Millennium Technology Value Partners, with existing investors NEA, Trinity, Scale, Anthem, Lightbank (the founders of Groupon) and NALA Investments participating as well. This brings BeachMint’s total funding to over $80 million. Each of BeachMints online brands offer its members exclusive products that have been conceived through an authentic relationship with its celebrity designer and expert. Members have access to creative original content, personalized style advice and a curated assortment which changes on a monthly basis while consistently presenting a significant value over comparable items available elsewhere..

ecomom.com is the brainchild of parents and professionals who saw an unexplored area of parenting and shopping and wanted to bridge the gap between making healthy choices and making easy choices. ecomom.com provides comprehensive, eco-conscious, e-commerce and social shopping which is centered around making it easy to make mindful decisions about the products parents choose to put on, in and around their children and families. ecomom.com also provides relevant information for moms as well as other trusted expert opinions from organizations like Healthy Child Healthy World, and professionals in pertinent parenting fields such as health, nutrition, fitness and mindful living. ecomom.com makes purchasing products, essential to the development of healthy children and families, accessible and effortless.

MoviePass Inc. was a subscription-based ticketing service in the United States that allowed customers to watch movies in theaters at a fixed monthly price. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in New York, the service enabled users to check into their chosen theaters using a mobile application, facilitating social sharing of their movie experiences and ratings. MoviePass aimed to provide access to a wide range of theatrical releases without blackout dates, enhancing the movie-going experience for its subscribers. However, the company faced significant financial challenges and filed for voluntary liquidation under Chapter 7 in January 2020, subsequently entering joint administration with its parent company.