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Clip Money is a Canadian financial services platform designed specifically for the retail sector. It offers a proprietary deposit network that enhances the banking experience for businesses and financial institutions across North America. By integrating functional hardware with an intuitive mobile application and a cloud-based transaction engine, Clip Money streamlines business banking transactions. The platform is strategically established in locations such as malls, box stores, and grocery chains, enabling retailers to improve customer experiences, increase foot traffic, and develop sustainable revenue streams. Overall, Clip Money aims to transform the way businesses manage deposits and financial transactions.

NYMBUS, Inc. is a technology company based in Miami Beach, Florida, that specializes in providing Software-as-a-Service solutions for financial institutions. Established in 2006, NYMBUS offers a comprehensive platform that includes SmartLaunch, which allows banks to quickly establish a digital brand; SmartMarketing, a customer relationship management tool; and SmartCore, a digital-first core data processing solution. Additionally, the company provides SmartDigital, a core-agnostic integration platform, SmartPayments for real-time payment processing and fraud protection, and SmartServices for direct access to industry expertise. By enabling financial institutions of all sizes to innovate and launch full-service digital banks efficiently, NYMBUS aims to transform the financial services landscape while ensuring a risk-free and customer-centric digital experience.

Girls Inc. inspires all girls to be strong, smart, and bold, providing more than 138,000 girls across the U.S. and Canada with life-changing experiences and real solutions to the unique issues girls face. Girls Inc. gives girls the right tools and support to succeed, including trained professionals who mentor and guide them in a safe, girls-only environment, peers who share their drive and aspirations, and research-based programming. At Girls Inc., girls learn to set and achieve goals, boldly confront challenges, resist peer pressure, see college as attainable, and explore nontraditional fields such as STEM. Informed by the experiences of girls and their families, Girls Inc. works with policymakers to advocate on key legislation and initiatives. The Girls Inc movement started in New England during the Industrial Revolution as a response to the needs of a new working class: young women who had migrated from rural communities in search of newly available job opportunities in textile mills and factories. Girls Inc develops research-based informal education programs that encourage girls to take risks and master physical, intellectual and emotional challenges. Major programs address math and science education, pregnancy and drug abuse prevention, media literacy, economic literacy, adolescent health, violence prevention, and sports participation.