CAN Capital

CAN Capital, Inc. is a financial services provider based in Kennesaw, Georgia, that specializes in offering working capital and small business loans to small and medium-sized enterprises in the United States. Founded in 1998 and formerly known as Capital Access Network, the company provides a range of financing solutions, including small business term loans and merchant cash advances, tailored for various business needs such as inventory, payroll, equipment upgrades, and marketing. Utilizing a proprietary real-time platform and advanced risk-scoring models, CAN Capital streamlines the application and approval process, allowing for quick access to flexible funding options without requiring personal asset collateral. The Daily Remittance Platform enables lenders to monitor borrowers' daily cash flows and manage repayments efficiently, further enhancing the financing experience for business owners.

Daniel DeMeo

CEO and Board Member

David Lafferty

Chief Credit Officer and Executive Vice President

1 past transactions

MeMeMe

Series A in 2011
MeMeMe voice-enables any mobile application or phone service, and transcribes any audio content, by delivering the most accurate available speech recognition as an on-demand service. MeMeMe learns and continually adapts each user's individual speech profile, which significantly improves recognition accuracy for any user of any application. MeMeMe is implemented on a utility computing infrastructure, with dedicated virtual servers optimized for speech recognition, enabling reliable, real-time performance for any number of users at low cost. We hold the major patent (#6,785,647, 2001) covering personalized speech recognition over any network, giving us an important competitive advantage. Our vision is to leverage MeMeMe's proprietary advantage in speaker-personalized accuracy, available anywhere, to become "the voice interface to everything". Mobile devices and services are the largest, fastest growing technology market. The biggest consumer technology firms in the world, including Google, Microsoft, and Apple, have made speech recognition a strategic initiative for 2012, because they believe accurate voice interfaces provide a significantly better mobile user experience, driving up usage and revenue. Personalization and centralization are major long-term success factors: necessary to achieve the consistent accuracy and seamless experience required for broad consumer adoption. The direct market for mobile and IVR voice interfaces, transcription services, and unified communications is well over $30 billion annually, growing over 40% per year, and the potential value of an effective "voice interface to everything" utility is far higher, driving hundreds of billions annually in mobile commerce and services.
Spot something off? Help us improve by flagging any incorrect or outdated information. Just email us at support@teaserclub.com. Your feedback is most welcome.