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HeyHey! is an online marketplace where fans can discover and book personalized video shoutouts from their favorite celebrities to congratulate them or their loved ones while empowering leading celebrities and media houses to develop personalized memorable experiences for their fans.

Laurel Outdoor is a premier outdoor advertising company based in the New Orleans Metro Area, specializing in outdoor marketing services designed to enhance brand awareness and engage audiences effectively. The company offers a diverse range of advertising solutions, focusing primarily on municipal transit advertising. This includes advertising on public buses, bus shelters, bus benches, and bus stops, as well as kiosk advertising. By positioning advertisements in high-traffic areas where people shop, eat, travel, and gather, Laurel Outdoor aims to create buzz around its clients' brands and deliver impactful messaging to the community.

Direct Media USA is a privately owned company based just south of Boston, specializing in transit-focused out-of-home advertising. The firm has consistently expanded its advertising reach since its inception, currently managing over 25 public and private advertising programs across eight states. By leveraging strong relationships with public and private transit authorities, Direct Media USA offers customized large-format advertising solutions that help clients enhance their revenue potential. The company's extensive experience in the advertising sector positions it as a key player in municipal transit advertising services.

Vengo is a software and media company based in Long Island City, New York, specializing in interactive digital vending machines that enhance consumer engagement and collect valuable data. Founded in 2012, Vengo's innovative kiosks feature touchscreen interfaces that gamify the shopping experience, allowing brands to connect more effectively with customers. The company has partnered with notable brands such as Trident, Snapple, and Dentyne, as well as major players like Mondelez and Verizon. Vengo's machines not only promote products but also enable businesses to manage their networks remotely and analyze consumer behavior. The company's business model is designed to achieve attractive unit economics, with the potential for a six-month payback on new units.