Village Ventures

SimpleReach is the #1 way for brands to measure and improve content ROI. By bringing together hundreds of data sources across websites, social channels, and publishers into the world's largest content data cloud, SimpleReach enables brands to understand how their content drives business outcomes everywhere. Leading content marketers like Intel, Chase, and Home Depot rely on the SimpleReach platform to generate actionable insights that improve the impact of their content creation and distribution. Learn more at www.simplereach.com

Metamarkets offers an interactive analytics platform for buyers and sellers of programmatic advertising. It gives its users the ability to see what’s happening in the media marketplaces where they operate and provides the high-speed processing power needed to gain a competitive edge. Customers such as Twitter, AOL, and Rubicon Project use the Metamarkets platform to drive their business performance through intuitive access to real-time information. Metamarkets puts the power of ad hoc data navigation and visualization into the hands of marketers. It was founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Dwolla, Inc. is a fintech company that specializes in developing application programming interface (API) solutions for electronic payments and bank transfers. Founded in 2010 and based in Des Moines, Iowa, Dwolla provides a platform that allows businesses of all sizes to collect, facilitate, and send payments efficiently. Its Access API enables users to link bank accounts and initiate transfers seamlessly, while the Dwolla Dashboard offers tools for managing customer information, viewing transactions, and analyzing business trends. Additionally, Dwolla Labs, a subsidiary associated with Veridian Credit Union, provides users with a low-fee method to access, move, and earn money through a pooled account system. This infrastructure simplifies the complex processes of accessing payment networks and navigating regulatory requirements for its clients across various industries.

SimpleReach is the #1 way for brands to measure and improve content ROI. By bringing together hundreds of data sources across websites, social channels, and publishers into the world's largest content data cloud, SimpleReach enables brands to understand how their content drives business outcomes everywhere. Leading content marketers like Intel, Chase, and Home Depot rely on the SimpleReach platform to generate actionable insights that improve the impact of their content creation and distribution. Learn more at www.simplereach.com

Goji is an American online insurance agency, combining smart tech with human expertise to find you the right policy at the best price. Goji combines human expertise with smart technology to match customers with the right coverage at the best price. Since 2007, Goji has helped hundreds of thousands of Americans compare rates from top brands and buy the policy that's best for them. The company is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.

GutCheck specializes in online agile market research that equips and empowers the world’s most innovative brands to unlock bold new possibilities by harnessing the power of agile technology and human empathy. We empower brands with the insights to make decisions throughout the innovation cycle and meet you where you are in the process.

Zipmark enables businesses to send and receive 100% digital checks without risk, at a reasonable and transparent cost. Zipmark's API can be easily integrated into web and mobile payments, offering a lower cost alternative to credit and debit cards; also by leveraging Zipmark QR codes users can pay for items such as rent, fees or subscriptions directly from paper invoices via the Zipmark iPhone app. Zipmark was founded by Jake Howerton and Jay Bhattacharya. Jay was the co-founder of Mobile Money Ventures (acquired by Intuit) and was with Citigroup for 7 years where he was responsible for emerging payments strategy including mobile, NFC and smartcards. Jake is a technology focused entrepreneur and the former CTO of Sunshine Suites, Inc. Magazine's 15th Fastest Growing Real Estate Company in 2009. Jake is also active in creating the OpenTransact standard, an open and simple financial standard for authorizing transactions without revealing account credentials.

BlueTarp Financial is a B2B credit management company serving over 2000 suppliers since 1998. BlueTarp pays suppliers upfront for their sales and protects them from credit risk so they can fund the growth of their business. Suppliers can customize their program by choosing to manage customer interactions as they do today, or select a full-service option where BlueTarp handles customer service and collections. They can also grow sales with options for up to 90-day terms, credit lines up to $1M, and a loyalty rewards program. Their SmartView™online tools give suppliers full transparency into customer buying and payment activities. It was founded in 1998 and headquartered in Portland, Maine.

**Sulia is a subject-based social network that connects you to the top social sources on subjects you care about.** We all have interests that we're extremely passionate about. Whether it's our family, a sports team, breaking news, Hollywood gossip, a hobby, a career, or a political issue, we obsess over our interests everyday. However, with an endless number of sources talking about an endless number of subjects, it's nearly impossible to find the best sources to follow to across your interests. And, even if you were able to identify the top sources, sifting through all of their content is maddeningly time-consuming. We built Sulia to address these problems (which were driving us mad too). Sulia’s subject-based structure of social channels connects trusted sources and enthusiasts on shared interests across thousands of subjects, including breaking news and events. How? We use a combination of network managers and sophisticated algorithms to identify the best-regarded sources across thousands of subjects. We then dynamically filter content from those sources, regardless of where it's created (a blog, a social network, a media site, through Sulia's publishing system, etc.), into high-quality, realtime social channels. The result is streams of timely content from trusted sources that is always on-topic, readable, and relevant. People use Sulia everyday to discover new sources and engage with their interests. Sulia is backed by leading media and technology investors, including: -- Firstmark Capital: Rick Heitzmann -- Village Ventures: Matt Harris, Bo Peabody -- IA Capital Partners: Roger Ehrenberg -- Founder Collective: Chris Dixon -- SV Angels: Ron Conway -- Mark Gerson, Founder, Gerson Lehrman Group

GutCheck specializes in online agile market research that equips and empowers the world’s most innovative brands to unlock bold new possibilities by harnessing the power of agile technology and human empathy. We empower brands with the insights to make decisions throughout the innovation cycle and meet you where you are in the process.

Dwolla, Inc. is a fintech company that specializes in developing application programming interface (API) solutions for electronic payments and bank transfers. Founded in 2010 and based in Des Moines, Iowa, Dwolla provides a platform that allows businesses of all sizes to collect, facilitate, and send payments efficiently. Its Access API enables users to link bank accounts and initiate transfers seamlessly, while the Dwolla Dashboard offers tools for managing customer information, viewing transactions, and analyzing business trends. Additionally, Dwolla Labs, a subsidiary associated with Veridian Credit Union, provides users with a low-fee method to access, move, and earn money through a pooled account system. This infrastructure simplifies the complex processes of accessing payment networks and navigating regulatory requirements for its clients across various industries.

**Sulia is a subject-based social network that connects you to the top social sources on subjects you care about.** We all have interests that we're extremely passionate about. Whether it's our family, a sports team, breaking news, Hollywood gossip, a hobby, a career, or a political issue, we obsess over our interests everyday. However, with an endless number of sources talking about an endless number of subjects, it's nearly impossible to find the best sources to follow to across your interests. And, even if you were able to identify the top sources, sifting through all of their content is maddeningly time-consuming. We built Sulia to address these problems (which were driving us mad too). Sulia’s subject-based structure of social channels connects trusted sources and enthusiasts on shared interests across thousands of subjects, including breaking news and events. How? We use a combination of network managers and sophisticated algorithms to identify the best-regarded sources across thousands of subjects. We then dynamically filter content from those sources, regardless of where it's created (a blog, a social network, a media site, through Sulia's publishing system, etc.), into high-quality, realtime social channels. The result is streams of timely content from trusted sources that is always on-topic, readable, and relevant. People use Sulia everyday to discover new sources and engage with their interests. Sulia is backed by leading media and technology investors, including: -- Firstmark Capital: Rick Heitzmann -- Village Ventures: Matt Harris, Bo Peabody -- IA Capital Partners: Roger Ehrenberg -- Founder Collective: Chris Dixon -- SV Angels: Ron Conway -- Mark Gerson, Founder, Gerson Lehrman Group

Metamarkets offers an interactive analytics platform for buyers and sellers of programmatic advertising. It gives its users the ability to see what’s happening in the media marketplaces where they operate and provides the high-speed processing power needed to gain a competitive edge. Customers such as Twitter, AOL, and Rubicon Project use the Metamarkets platform to drive their business performance through intuitive access to real-time information. Metamarkets puts the power of ad hoc data navigation and visualization into the hands of marketers. It was founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Dwolla, Inc. is a fintech company that specializes in developing application programming interface (API) solutions for electronic payments and bank transfers. Founded in 2010 and based in Des Moines, Iowa, Dwolla provides a platform that allows businesses of all sizes to collect, facilitate, and send payments efficiently. Its Access API enables users to link bank accounts and initiate transfers seamlessly, while the Dwolla Dashboard offers tools for managing customer information, viewing transactions, and analyzing business trends. Additionally, Dwolla Labs, a subsidiary associated with Veridian Credit Union, provides users with a low-fee method to access, move, and earn money through a pooled account system. This infrastructure simplifies the complex processes of accessing payment networks and navigating regulatory requirements for its clients across various industries.

SimpleReach is the #1 way for brands to measure and improve content ROI. By bringing together hundreds of data sources across websites, social channels, and publishers into the world's largest content data cloud, SimpleReach enables brands to understand how their content drives business outcomes everywhere. Leading content marketers like Intel, Chase, and Home Depot rely on the SimpleReach platform to generate actionable insights that improve the impact of their content creation and distribution. Learn more at www.simplereach.com

PerfectServe, Inc. provides physician contact and patient care communication services to hospitals, physician practices and other healthcare clients in more than 130 markets across the U.S. Since 2000, the company has experienced compound annual growth in excess of 50 percent, demonstrating the market demand for our innovative physician contact offerings, PerfectServe One-2-Oneâ„¢ and PerfectServe OnCall.â„¢ Independent research has found that the PerfectServe platform is able to provide medical professionals with unprecedented accuracy, reliability and personal control over physician contact processes. At present, PerfectServe facilitates tens of thousands of interactions per day between our hospital and physician clients and their approximately 12 million patients.

Zipmark enables businesses to send and receive 100% digital checks without risk, at a reasonable and transparent cost. Zipmark's API can be easily integrated into web and mobile payments, offering a lower cost alternative to credit and debit cards; also by leveraging Zipmark QR codes users can pay for items such as rent, fees or subscriptions directly from paper invoices via the Zipmark iPhone app. Zipmark was founded by Jake Howerton and Jay Bhattacharya. Jay was the co-founder of Mobile Money Ventures (acquired by Intuit) and was with Citigroup for 7 years where he was responsible for emerging payments strategy including mobile, NFC and smartcards. Jake is a technology focused entrepreneur and the former CTO of Sunshine Suites, Inc. Magazine's 15th Fastest Growing Real Estate Company in 2009. Jake is also active in creating the OpenTransact standard, an open and simple financial standard for authorizing transactions without revealing account credentials.

StyleCaster is the leading digital media & technology platform for fashion, beauty and lifestyle. Through four owned and operated properties, as well as the newly patented Makeover Solutions technology, StyleCaster enables women to discover and share their style. StyleCaster works with brands to re-create the native advertising approach, in order to engage with women who care about the way they look and feel.

Purch is a digital publishing and marketplace platform uniquely positioned at the intersection of content, commerce and customer. By combining in-depth product reviews, comparisons, and services with industry leading publisher tech, Purch creates a seamless connection between intent-based buyers and sellers. The company generates more than $1billion annually in facilitated commerce through its tech, shopping, lifestyle and SMB brands, including Tom’s Guide, Top Ten Reviews, ShopSavvy and Business.com. With more than 1,200 product categories, Purch is #1 for buying advice for more than 100 million people each month.

OpenLogic helps enterprises maximize these benefits and safely use open source software by providing support, governance, provisioning, consulting, and training solutions.

NativeEnergy develops and finances carbon reduction projects and is an expert provider of carbon offsets. Native works with organizations to activate climate solutions that impact the communities and ecosystems important to all stakeholders. Native's carbon projects and offsets are catalytic, innovative, and of the highest quality delivering supply chain and global carbon emission reductions.

Healthguru.com is the destination site for health video on the web with 99 million views per month (comScore Video Metrix, August). Our unique approach to health education was developed specifically for the video audience and is differentiated in three key ways: - Category Focus: Healthguru.com focuses on the health topics that matter most to today's audience, including: diet and fitness, mental & emotional health, sexual health, pregnancy, baby health, drugs & alcohol, as well as information on more than 125 different health conditions. - Medium: The modern health consumer seeks out an immersive, rich media experience on the web, and video has proven to be a more engaging medium. Healthguru.com has the largest health video library online, and interactive applications to offer our audience the experience it expects. - Editorial Approach: World-class information providers know that creating truly engaging content is the way to ensure that information becomes learning. That's why Healthguru.com is dedicated to making our content as interesting and, when relevant, entertaining, as it is useful. All Healthguru.com content is created or selected by our editorial team and is rigorously reviewed for medical accuracy, objectivity and balance. While we do accept advertising on our site and may distribute content via third party sites, Healthguru.com does not endorse products, services or companies.

Metamarkets offers an interactive analytics platform for buyers and sellers of programmatic advertising. It gives its users the ability to see what’s happening in the media marketplaces where they operate and provides the high-speed processing power needed to gain a competitive edge. Customers such as Twitter, AOL, and Rubicon Project use the Metamarkets platform to drive their business performance through intuitive access to real-time information. Metamarkets puts the power of ad hoc data navigation and visualization into the hands of marketers. It was founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California.

OnDeck is a technology-driven financial platform that offers loan financing specifically tailored for small and medium-sized businesses. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in New York City, the company utilizes proprietary software to collect and analyze operational data from businesses, employing an algorithm to assess loan eligibility based on performance rather than solely on personal credit scores. This innovative approach facilitates efficient access to capital, addressing a significant challenge faced by small businesses. By focusing on actual business performance, OnDeck enables companies to concentrate on growth and customer service instead of the complexities of securing loans. The company expanded its services to Australia in 2015, further broadening its reach in providing responsible credit access.

**Sulia is a subject-based social network that connects you to the top social sources on subjects you care about.** We all have interests that we're extremely passionate about. Whether it's our family, a sports team, breaking news, Hollywood gossip, a hobby, a career, or a political issue, we obsess over our interests everyday. However, with an endless number of sources talking about an endless number of subjects, it's nearly impossible to find the best sources to follow to across your interests. And, even if you were able to identify the top sources, sifting through all of their content is maddeningly time-consuming. We built Sulia to address these problems (which were driving us mad too). Sulia’s subject-based structure of social channels connects trusted sources and enthusiasts on shared interests across thousands of subjects, including breaking news and events. How? We use a combination of network managers and sophisticated algorithms to identify the best-regarded sources across thousands of subjects. We then dynamically filter content from those sources, regardless of where it's created (a blog, a social network, a media site, through Sulia's publishing system, etc.), into high-quality, realtime social channels. The result is streams of timely content from trusted sources that is always on-topic, readable, and relevant. People use Sulia everyday to discover new sources and engage with their interests. Sulia is backed by leading media and technology investors, including: -- Firstmark Capital: Rick Heitzmann -- Village Ventures: Matt Harris, Bo Peabody -- IA Capital Partners: Roger Ehrenberg -- Founder Collective: Chris Dixon -- SV Angels: Ron Conway -- Mark Gerson, Founder, Gerson Lehrman Group

TxVia offers the most advanced transaction processing technology for emerging payments and financial services, as well as comprehensive supporting services. Its solutions encompass the full scope of consumer, corporate and government payment applications. TxVia enables electronic payments with a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) delivery model, a fully customizable solution that supports its clients' specialized processing needs. TxVia clients, which include some of the largest payments companies in the world, realize significant time-to-market, cost, scalability, reliability and security benefits from its custom—rather than one-size-fits-all—platforms.

Travora Media is a New York-based advertising sales and operations subsidiary that specializes in travel advertising. Founded in 2003 as Travel Ad Network, it has evolved into a comprehensive travel media platform that encompasses hundreds of travel-oriented websites and mobile applications, catering to 26 million qualified travelers. The company provides exclusive publisher representation for a variety of travel brands, including Viator and Rand McNally, offering revenue solutions and access to a highly targeted audience across various platforms. Travora Media delivers real-time travel information, enhancing the travel experience for users. The company was sold to MediaShift in 2013 and has received investment from firms such as Rho Ventures and StarVest Partners.

Simple is a web and mobile application that unifies various accounts into one accessible bank card. Rather than making money from different fees, Simple plans to split the net interest margin with its partner banks (the difference between the rate they lend at and the rate they pay to depositors), thus eliminating the incentive to push more confusing products at consumers. Simple has more than 100,000 customers, processed $1.7 billion in annual transactions last year, and experienced 330% customer growth. Simple was launched by Alex Payne, Shamir Karkal, and Josh Reich in January 2009 and is based in Portland, Oregon.

Goji is an American online insurance agency, combining smart tech with human expertise to find you the right policy at the best price. Goji combines human expertise with smart technology to match customers with the right coverage at the best price. Since 2007, Goji has helped hundreds of thousands of Americans compare rates from top brands and buy the policy that's best for them. The company is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.

Extreme Reach is revolutionizing the business aspects of content production and creative asset management for the media, entertainment and advertising ecosystem. In addition to being the leader in commercial Talent & Rights management and the 3rd largest EOR in the US, ER has transformed the way advertisers control the deployment of their creative and how the media sources those ads to execute campaigns. The company’s creative asset workflow platform, AdBridge™, is built upon a decade of innovation and integrates all the paths and processes required by today’s complex media landscape. The company proudly serves the best and biggest brands, studios, agencies, production companies, media destinations, performers and rights owners. With over 200,000 platform users, $2 billion in payroll annually and nearly four million creative assets in its care, ER frees content producers and the teams involved in ad campaign execution from the mundane so they can make magic happen.

Trefis is a stock analysis service that breaks down a stock price by the contribution of a company's major products and businesses. The model allows users to change underlying assumptions by simply dragging lines on charts forecasting the future price of the products, their future expected market share, etc. Every time you change an assumption, the price target changes accordingly.

Metamarkets offers an interactive analytics platform for buyers and sellers of programmatic advertising. It gives its users the ability to see what’s happening in the media marketplaces where they operate and provides the high-speed processing power needed to gain a competitive edge. Customers such as Twitter, AOL, and Rubicon Project use the Metamarkets platform to drive their business performance through intuitive access to real-time information. Metamarkets puts the power of ad hoc data navigation and visualization into the hands of marketers. It was founded in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Babble is a magazine and online community site that offers information and lifestyle content for urban hipsters. It covers beauty, home, food, travel, entertainment, parenting, and more. Babble was founded by Alisa Volkman and Rufus Griscom in December 2006 and is based in New York, USA.

Quirky is a developer of a crowdsourced invention platform that engages participants to collaborate in every aspect of product creation. It is a new type of socially developed product company founded with the vision of making invention accessible. Headquartered in New York City, Quirky brings game-changing products to the marketplace through interaction between its active online global community and Quirky’s expert product design staff, bringing to life ideas from their earliest stages to store shelves. Quirky was founded by Ben Kaufman, who is also the company’s CEO. Quirky is Kaufman’s third entrepreneurial venture. He previously founded Mophie and Kluster. Kaufman founded Quirky on the belief that ordinary people have extraordinary ideas, and that invention should be accessible to everyone. Any of Quirky’s community members can become an inventor or influencer by submitting ideas and helping to determine which products Quirky will design, manufacture, and sell. Inventors who submit ideas that are then created and influencers who contribute to those ideas share in royalties based on product sales. The company solicits ideas for new products via Quirky.com and its iPhone app. Once an idea is submitted, the Quirky community vets it, praises it, critiques it, and votes for their favorites, many of which will eventually be made by the Quirky design team and sold online and in stores. A prospective inventor can submit an idea to Quirky, and there is no limit on the number of invention ideas that a person can submit. When determining which products to make, Quirky considers factors such as uniqueness, manufacturing complexity, and intellectual property rights, yet they are committed to working on ideas both big and small that make life better. In 2016, the Quirky platform relaunched under new ownership.

Purch is a digital publishing and marketplace platform uniquely positioned at the intersection of content, commerce and customer. By combining in-depth product reviews, comparisons, and services with industry leading publisher tech, Purch creates a seamless connection between intent-based buyers and sellers. The company generates more than $1billion annually in facilitated commerce through its tech, shopping, lifestyle and SMB brands, including Tom’s Guide, Top Ten Reviews, ShopSavvy and Business.com. With more than 1,200 product categories, Purch is #1 for buying advice for more than 100 million people each month.

New York-based [Outside.in](http://www.outside.in) is an aggregator aimed at creating a place for neighborhoods to share and explore different information. They attempt to do for blogging "what [Google](http://www.google.com) local search has done for the web." Outside.in makes local blogs the focal point of information access, rather than forums or reviews.Primary funding for Outside.in comes from a series of angels as well as a few VC firms. Those firms include Union Square Ventures, Milestone Venture Partners, and Village Ventures.

Healthguru.com is the destination site for health video on the web with 99 million views per month (comScore Video Metrix, August). Our unique approach to health education was developed specifically for the video audience and is differentiated in three key ways: - Category Focus: Healthguru.com focuses on the health topics that matter most to today's audience, including: diet and fitness, mental & emotional health, sexual health, pregnancy, baby health, drugs & alcohol, as well as information on more than 125 different health conditions. - Medium: The modern health consumer seeks out an immersive, rich media experience on the web, and video has proven to be a more engaging medium. Healthguru.com has the largest health video library online, and interactive applications to offer our audience the experience it expects. - Editorial Approach: World-class information providers know that creating truly engaging content is the way to ensure that information becomes learning. That's why Healthguru.com is dedicated to making our content as interesting and, when relevant, entertaining, as it is useful. All Healthguru.com content is created or selected by our editorial team and is rigorously reviewed for medical accuracy, objectivity and balance. While we do accept advertising on our site and may distribute content via third party sites, Healthguru.com does not endorse products, services or companies.

Vico Software, provides software and services to the building construction industry in Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. The company offers Vico Office Suite, a construction-oriented 5D BIM environment; Vico Office Client that publishes 3D models from BIM authoring tools, as well as enables the client to integrate and merge multiple models from various BIM sources; and Vico Takeoff Manager that generates the accurate model-and location-based quantity takeoffs derived from 3D models. It also provides Vico Cost Planner, a cost calculation, estimating, and value engineering module; Vico Cost Explorer, which provides constant and online feedback about the status of project budget; Vico Office Online Training Program, an e-learning platform that is designed to guide the client through the Vico Office Platform; and Vico Doc Set Manager that collates and compares drawing set pages with a mouse click. In addition, the company offers project services delivery, service packages, and implementation and consulting services. Its software solutions are used by building owners, general contractors, and construction managers. The company was founded in 2007 and is based in Boulder, Colorado with additional offices in the United States, the United Kingdom, Finland, and Hungary.

TxVia offers the most advanced transaction processing technology for emerging payments and financial services, as well as comprehensive supporting services. Its solutions encompass the full scope of consumer, corporate and government payment applications. TxVia enables electronic payments with a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) delivery model, a fully customizable solution that supports its clients' specialized processing needs. TxVia clients, which include some of the largest payments companies in the world, realize significant time-to-market, cost, scalability, reliability and security benefits from its custom—rather than one-size-fits-all—platforms.

GetWellNetwork, Inc. develops interactive software to help hospitals get patients more involved in their care process. Using the bedside TV, the GetWellNetwork system enables patients to view movies, access the Internet, play games and get health information on the television. Using technology in this way to achieve a more patient centered care experience is often referred to as, Interactive Patient Care (IPC). GetWellNetwork was founded in 1999 by CEO Michael O’Neil Jr., based on his experience with his own hospital experience during his 1999 battle with cancer. Over the next several years, the company deployed GetWellNetwork systems in hospitals around the country. In 2009 the company launched GetWell Town, an interactive patient care system designed for pediatric patients. The GetWellNetwork system, formerly named PatientLife, provides hospital patients with an assortment of entertainment amenities such as access to cable/satellite television, on-demand movies, email, web browsing, music and video games. In addition to entertainment, the GetWellNetwork system offers educational resources tailored for the patient's specific condition. The system includes a library of educational videos and content on specific health conditions, medications, tests and procedures. The patient education library offers material from content providers like, Milner-Fenwick, KidsHealth, Blausen Medical, Swank Motion Pictures, Wired.MD and others. Patients also have access to information about the hospital including visiting hours, staff profiles and patient care initiatives. The GetWellNetwork system delivers educational content relevant to patient diagnosis, prescribed medication, and overall health. Patient education is delivered to the patient using pre-defined workflows referred to as Patient Pathways®. Patient Pathways utilize best practice templates that enable hospitals to automatically customize a patient’s hospital experience based on a variety of data inputs from existing hospital information systems. Data inputs trigger Patient Pathways to begin engaging patients in their own care. Prompts that appear on the patient’s TV proactively engage each patient to learn more about their care, condition, safety and other aspects of their hospital stay. Patients proceed at their own pace through the multiple phases of each Patient Pathway. The patient’s progress is recorded for reporting and to allow Nurses and staff to monitor the patient’s real-time progress. Progress can also be automatically documented to the patient’s EMR.

Babble is a magazine and online community site that offers information and lifestyle content for urban hipsters. It covers beauty, home, food, travel, entertainment, parenting, and more. Babble was founded by Alisa Volkman and Rufus Griscom in December 2006 and is based in New York, USA.

Extreme Reach is revolutionizing the business aspects of content production and creative asset management for the media, entertainment and advertising ecosystem. In addition to being the leader in commercial Talent & Rights management and the 3rd largest EOR in the US, ER has transformed the way advertisers control the deployment of their creative and how the media sources those ads to execute campaigns. The company’s creative asset workflow platform, AdBridge™, is built upon a decade of innovation and integrates all the paths and processes required by today’s complex media landscape. The company proudly serves the best and biggest brands, studios, agencies, production companies, media destinations, performers and rights owners. With over 200,000 platform users, $2 billion in payroll annually and nearly four million creative assets in its care, ER frees content producers and the teams involved in ad campaign execution from the mundane so they can make magic happen.

TopTenREVIEWS provides detailed product reviews, side-by-side comparisons, helpful buying guides, articles explaining how to get the most out of a product, and an easy way to get it.

Purch is a digital publishing and marketplace platform uniquely positioned at the intersection of content, commerce and customer. By combining in-depth product reviews, comparisons, and services with industry leading publisher tech, Purch creates a seamless connection between intent-based buyers and sellers. The company generates more than $1billion annually in facilitated commerce through its tech, shopping, lifestyle and SMB brands, including Tom’s Guide, Top Ten Reviews, ShopSavvy and Business.com. With more than 1,200 product categories, Purch is #1 for buying advice for more than 100 million people each month.

LicenseStream provides enabling infrastructure for content licensing, helping content owners define rights and transact online in minutes. They automate today's manual licensing processes. LicenseStream is the market-leading licensing automation platform partner for global advertising, content production, and content delivery businesses. Enterprise partners using the ImageSpan partner include Omnicom, Visible World, and online advertising agencies.

OnDeck is a technology-driven financial platform that offers loan financing specifically tailored for small and medium-sized businesses. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in New York City, the company utilizes proprietary software to collect and analyze operational data from businesses, employing an algorithm to assess loan eligibility based on performance rather than solely on personal credit scores. This innovative approach facilitates efficient access to capital, addressing a significant challenge faced by small businesses. By focusing on actual business performance, OnDeck enables companies to concentrate on growth and customer service instead of the complexities of securing loans. The company expanded its services to Australia in 2015, further broadening its reach in providing responsible credit access.

TxVia offers the most advanced transaction processing technology for emerging payments and financial services, as well as comprehensive supporting services. Its solutions encompass the full scope of consumer, corporate and government payment applications. TxVia enables electronic payments with a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) delivery model, a fully customizable solution that supports its clients' specialized processing needs. TxVia clients, which include some of the largest payments companies in the world, realize significant time-to-market, cost, scalability, reliability and security benefits from its custom—rather than one-size-fits-all—platforms.

DigiSynd is an outsourced packaging, syndication, and marketing solution that enables digital studios and other content creators to get the most value out of their content online. The company uses time-honored storytelling techniques and valuable lessons from traditional media, but applies them in a medium of online communities, virtual experiences, interactivity and user-generated content. The company was founded by Oliver Luckett and Rob Maigret who previously worked together at [Revver](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/revver).

Travora Media is a New York-based advertising sales and operations subsidiary that specializes in travel advertising. Founded in 2003 as Travel Ad Network, it has evolved into a comprehensive travel media platform that encompasses hundreds of travel-oriented websites and mobile applications, catering to 26 million qualified travelers. The company provides exclusive publisher representation for a variety of travel brands, including Viator and Rand McNally, offering revenue solutions and access to a highly targeted audience across various platforms. Travora Media delivers real-time travel information, enhancing the travel experience for users. The company was sold to MediaShift in 2013 and has received investment from firms such as Rho Ventures and StarVest Partners.

Persystent offers a personal computer life cycle management solution that automates desktop and laptop availability and compliance. Their products serve the manufacturing, technology, healthcare, insurance, government, finance, and education industries.

Kluster is a company that specializes in predictive sales analytics, utilizing advanced modeling technology to transform data from customer relationship management systems into actionable insights aimed at enhancing commercial performance. The platform offers intelligent reporting tailored for sales personnel, enabling them to manage opportunities effectively by prioritizing leads and monitoring the sales pipeline. Additionally, Kluster employs sophisticated machine learning techniques to generate live, accurate sales forecasts that can be shared across the organization. By harnessing the power of collective input, Kluster also facilitates collaborative project development, allowing community members to contribute ideas for product design, marketing initiatives, and more, with compensation structured through predefined rewards. This dual approach positions Kluster as a valuable ally for businesses seeking to optimize their sales processes and foster innovation through community engagement.

Clinicient is an information technology company that provides software-enabled revenue cycle management solutions for outpatient rehabilitation clinics. The company offers physical therapy software that provides patient scheduling, clinical documentation, revenue management, and management reporting services.

Makeover Solutions, Inc., a marketing company, provides Web-based virtual makeovers. The company builds online communities for women users interested in beauty and beauty care conversations. Its Personal Makeover helps companies to create an online relationship with their customers. The company was incorporated in 2007 and is based in New York, New York.

New York-based [Outside.in](http://www.outside.in) is an aggregator aimed at creating a place for neighborhoods to share and explore different information. They attempt to do for blogging "what [Google](http://www.google.com) local search has done for the web." Outside.in makes local blogs the focal point of information access, rather than forums or reviews.Primary funding for Outside.in comes from a series of angels as well as a few VC firms. Those firms include Union Square Ventures, Milestone Venture Partners, and Village Ventures.

Phreesia is a privately held company focused on patient check-in. The company replaces the outdated patient clipboard in physician offices with a free wireless touch screen and swipe card enabled PhreesiaPad. Phreesia automates the patient check-in process by collecting personal health information on the PhreesiaPad from the patient in a secure and HIPAA-compliant fashion. The product is designed to interface with physicians' existing and future technology and is compatible with electronic medical records (EMRs) Phreesia does not require any changes to the physician workflow and captures comprehensive patient information that can automatically be printed to reports for administrative and clinical staff. The company also improves the patient experience by better preparing them for their appointments, offering up-to-date health education relevant to their medical concerns, and enabling them to verify, rather than re-enter, information recorded at previous visits to the medical practice. The company draws on the expertise of a leading Medical Advisory Board and has initiated a series of patient care initiatives that concentrate on both wellness and disease prevention. The company is backed by premier venture capital firms and has received $13.25 million in financing to date.

UpSnap provides highly-targeted, data-driven mobile and intent-based advertising to attract the ideal audience for brands big and small. Combining first-party proprietary data and real-time analytics, UpSnap goes beyond location to deliver site agnostic and results-driven campaigns that produce qualified, engaged customers. UpSnap tailors each campaign to align with unique business goals, delivering the right customers for more meaningful exposure and better business results.

NativeEnergy develops and finances carbon reduction projects and is an expert provider of carbon offsets. Native works with organizations to activate climate solutions that impact the communities and ecosystems important to all stakeholders. Native's carbon projects and offsets are catalytic, innovative, and of the highest quality delivering supply chain and global carbon emission reductions.

Meet people, share music and enjoy discovering new entertainment using uPlayMe's free download. Just register and download uPlayMe (it takes less than 15 seconds on a cable-modem) install and that's it! As you play music and videos, uPlayMe finds people who are listening and watching the same entertainment as you. Meet people, connect with them, visit their pages on other sites like MySpace or just find and discover new entertainment! Fall Out Boy, Britney Spears, Beyonce, Jessica Simpson, Justin Timberlake, Eminem, Tupac, 50 Cent, Moby, U2, Nickelback, Madonna, Metallica, Three Days Grace, Nelly Furtado, Linkin Park, Danity Kane, Carrie Underwood, Jay-Z are just a few of the artist people around the world are listening to. People just like you are playing these artists and artists you've never heard of. Want to meet people, connect with them, share music and talk about your musical interests? uPlayMe is the way to do it! uPlayMe is a desktop entertainment discovery tool and instant messaging client mash-up and no other program is quite like it! It's simple to install and setup. All you have to do is continue enjoying your digital entertainment. In fact, it does all the work for you. Just think of it as an ambitious entertainment matchmaker who's always trying and discovering new things. So go ahead, meet new people, connect with them, share music and discover new entertainment. It's what the Internet was made for!

IZEA operates the premier online marketplace that connects brands with influential content creators. IZEA creators range from leading bloggers and social media personalities to A-List celebrities and professional journalists. Creators are compensated for developing and distributing unique content on behalf of brands including long form text, videos, photos and status updates. Brands receive influential consumer content and engaging, shareable stories that drive awareness.

Founded in 2000, DAZ 3D is a 3D modeling software and content company specializing in morphable, posable human models, two of which are the most widely used 3D figures worldwide (Victoria and Michael). Used by top brands and illustrators, DAZ Studio gives amateurs and professional graphic artists a free, time saving tool to create and customize their creations. DAZ is used in film, TV, animation, video games, web design, print illustrations and more. The company houses the largest library of dynamically morphable yet fully compatible content for sale, and is a marketplace for some of the world’s best 3D artists to monetize their work. Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, DAZ 3D is backed by notable venture firms, including Benchmark Capital, Columbia Capital, Highway 12 Ventures and Multiplier Capital. For more information visit www.DAZ3D.com, and follow via Facebook or Twitter.

BioStorage Technologies is the premier, global provider of comprehensive sample management solutions for the bioscience industry BioStorage Technologies, Inc. was founded in 2002 and is privately held and headquartered in North America in Indianapolis, Indiana with an additional full-service site in Europe near Frankfurt, Germany. Their mission is to provide their clients with world class, biorepository services, exceeding clients’ expectations of service, value and quality while setting the industry standard for the storage, management & logistics of samples.

Spirus Medical is a developer of advanced care medical devices for the gastrointestinal and cardiovascular markets. The company’s product portfolio includes the Endo-Ease Discovery and Dexterity Steerable Introducer.

Mixaloo is a service that rewards music fans for creating digital mix tapes which will be shared and embedded in blogs and social networking sites such as [MySpace](http://crunchbase.com/organization/myspace) and [Facebook](http://crunchbase.com/organization/facebook) using one of many available Mixaloo widgets. The site is free and users earn half the profits from every mix sold while sharing their favorite music across the Web. The site is updated continuously and has an extensive music library of over three million songs in which every major label and numerous indie artists can be found.

LicenseStream provides enabling infrastructure for content licensing, helping content owners define rights and transact online in minutes. They automate today's manual licensing processes. LicenseStream is the market-leading licensing automation platform partner for global advertising, content production, and content delivery businesses. Enterprise partners using the ImageSpan partner include Omnicom, Visible World, and online advertising agencies.

New York-based [Outside.in](http://www.outside.in) is an aggregator aimed at creating a place for neighborhoods to share and explore different information. They attempt to do for blogging "what [Google](http://www.google.com) local search has done for the web." Outside.in makes local blogs the focal point of information access, rather than forums or reviews.Primary funding for Outside.in comes from a series of angels as well as a few VC firms. Those firms include Union Square Ventures, Milestone Venture Partners, and Village Ventures.

BlueTarp Financial is a B2B credit management company serving over 2000 suppliers since 1998. BlueTarp pays suppliers upfront for their sales and protects them from credit risk so they can fund the growth of their business. Suppliers can customize their program by choosing to manage customer interactions as they do today, or select a full-service option where BlueTarp handles customer service and collections. They can also grow sales with options for up to 90-day terms, credit lines up to $1M, and a loyalty rewards program. Their SmartView™online tools give suppliers full transparency into customer buying and payment activities. It was founded in 1998 and headquartered in Portland, Maine.

Healthguru.com is the destination site for health video on the web with 99 million views per month (comScore Video Metrix, August). Our unique approach to health education was developed specifically for the video audience and is differentiated in three key ways: - Category Focus: Healthguru.com focuses on the health topics that matter most to today's audience, including: diet and fitness, mental & emotional health, sexual health, pregnancy, baby health, drugs & alcohol, as well as information on more than 125 different health conditions. - Medium: The modern health consumer seeks out an immersive, rich media experience on the web, and video has proven to be a more engaging medium. Healthguru.com has the largest health video library online, and interactive applications to offer our audience the experience it expects. - Editorial Approach: World-class information providers know that creating truly engaging content is the way to ensure that information becomes learning. That's why Healthguru.com is dedicated to making our content as interesting and, when relevant, entertaining, as it is useful. All Healthguru.com content is created or selected by our editorial team and is rigorously reviewed for medical accuracy, objectivity and balance. While we do accept advertising on our site and may distribute content via third party sites, Healthguru.com does not endorse products, services or companies.

ALDAGEN is a biopharmaceutical company developing proprietary regenerative cell therapies that target significant unmet medical needs. We have four product candidates in clinical trials. Our most advanced product candidate is ALD-101. We are currently conducting a pivotal Phase 3 clinical trial of ALD-101 to evaluate its efficacy in improving umbilical cord blood, or cord blood, transplants used to treat inherited metabolic diseases in pediatric patients. We are also conducting or supporting Phase 1 or Phase 1/2 clinical trials of three other product candidates ALD--151 to improve cord blood transplants used for the treatment of leukemia; ALD-301 to treat critical limb ischemia; and ALD-201 to treat ischemic heart failure.

IZEA operates the premier online marketplace that connects brands with influential content creators. IZEA creators range from leading bloggers and social media personalities to A-List celebrities and professional journalists. Creators are compensated for developing and distributing unique content on behalf of brands including long form text, videos, photos and status updates. Brands receive influential consumer content and engaging, shareable stories that drive awareness.

OpenLogic helps enterprises maximize these benefits and safely use open source software by providing support, governance, provisioning, consulting, and training solutions.

Handmark develops applications for Android, Blackberry, Palm, and Window mobile platforms. Its solutions include games, personalization solutions, and ringtones. Its applications cover areas, such as multimedia, utilities and tools, sports, business and productivity, fitness and health, news and information, reference, and entertainment.

DataBanq Media provides search marketing solutions for third party advertisers and publishers. The company's owned and operated media properties provide hundreds of advertisers with vertically segmented and localized customer acquisition opportunities. The company's proprietary publishing platform provides third party publishers with search-friendly social media and user generated content modules, in addition to an effective ad platform to monetize traffic. DataBanq provides search engine optimization consulting & custom search marketing services for clients looking to maximize their online marketing efforts.

mophie, inc. designs and manufactures mobile battery cases. The company provides battery cases, battery and storage products, universal batteries, belt clips, docks, and cables and adapters; and wireless charging bases for iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X. It markets and sells its products through stores and retailers, as well as online in the United States and internationally. The company was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Tustin, California. It has operations in California, Michigan, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, and China. As of September 4, 2007, mophie, inc. operates as a subsidiary of mStation Corporation.

Quirky is a developer of a crowdsourced invention platform that engages participants to collaborate in every aspect of product creation. It is a new type of socially developed product company founded with the vision of making invention accessible. Headquartered in New York City, Quirky brings game-changing products to the marketplace through interaction between its active online global community and Quirky’s expert product design staff, bringing to life ideas from their earliest stages to store shelves. Quirky was founded by Ben Kaufman, who is also the company’s CEO. Quirky is Kaufman’s third entrepreneurial venture. He previously founded Mophie and Kluster. Kaufman founded Quirky on the belief that ordinary people have extraordinary ideas, and that invention should be accessible to everyone. Any of Quirky’s community members can become an inventor or influencer by submitting ideas and helping to determine which products Quirky will design, manufacture, and sell. Inventors who submit ideas that are then created and influencers who contribute to those ideas share in royalties based on product sales. The company solicits ideas for new products via Quirky.com and its iPhone app. Once an idea is submitted, the Quirky community vets it, praises it, critiques it, and votes for their favorites, many of which will eventually be made by the Quirky design team and sold online and in stores. A prospective inventor can submit an idea to Quirky, and there is no limit on the number of invention ideas that a person can submit. When determining which products to make, Quirky considers factors such as uniqueness, manufacturing complexity, and intellectual property rights, yet they are committed to working on ideas both big and small that make life better. In 2016, the Quirky platform relaunched under new ownership.

Perfinity Biosciences offers consumable kits and automated instrument solutions that simplify protein sample preparation. Perfinity Biosciences products enable unprecedented levels of reproducibility and speed in easy-to-use formats. Perfinity's products include beads for proteomics applications and a solution testing device that is compatible with a wide range of workflows like solid tissues, gels, and sample pellets.

Optasite engages in the acquisition and development of telecommunications tower sites in the United States. It offers wireless consulting services. The company's services also include site leasing and colocation, tower acquisition, and site development. It serves broadband wireless providers, including wireless carriers, as well as other customers in the telecommunications industry, such as the FCC licensed carriers, government agencies, public safety organizations, private enterprises, and two-way radio services. Optasite, Inc. was formerly known as Pinnacle Site Development, Inc

Carefx's main solution "Fusionfx" helps close information gaps between hospital/IDN CIO and CMIO and healthcare IT departments. Fusionfx is able to help "synthesize disparate data into clinically relevant, user-centric workflows." The solution aims to connect the data points and make it comprehensive/understandable fo patients, payers, clinicians, and the compliance agencies who seek such information.

GetWellNetwork, Inc. develops interactive software to help hospitals get patients more involved in their care process. Using the bedside TV, the GetWellNetwork system enables patients to view movies, access the Internet, play games and get health information on the television. Using technology in this way to achieve a more patient centered care experience is often referred to as, Interactive Patient Care (IPC). GetWellNetwork was founded in 1999 by CEO Michael O’Neil Jr., based on his experience with his own hospital experience during his 1999 battle with cancer. Over the next several years, the company deployed GetWellNetwork systems in hospitals around the country. In 2009 the company launched GetWell Town, an interactive patient care system designed for pediatric patients. The GetWellNetwork system, formerly named PatientLife, provides hospital patients with an assortment of entertainment amenities such as access to cable/satellite television, on-demand movies, email, web browsing, music and video games. In addition to entertainment, the GetWellNetwork system offers educational resources tailored for the patient's specific condition. The system includes a library of educational videos and content on specific health conditions, medications, tests and procedures. The patient education library offers material from content providers like, Milner-Fenwick, KidsHealth, Blausen Medical, Swank Motion Pictures, Wired.MD and others. Patients also have access to information about the hospital including visiting hours, staff profiles and patient care initiatives. The GetWellNetwork system delivers educational content relevant to patient diagnosis, prescribed medication, and overall health. Patient education is delivered to the patient using pre-defined workflows referred to as Patient Pathways®. Patient Pathways utilize best practice templates that enable hospitals to automatically customize a patient’s hospital experience based on a variety of data inputs from existing hospital information systems. Data inputs trigger Patient Pathways to begin engaging patients in their own care. Prompts that appear on the patient’s TV proactively engage each patient to learn more about their care, condition, safety and other aspects of their hospital stay. Patients proceed at their own pace through the multiple phases of each Patient Pathway. The patient’s progress is recorded for reporting and to allow Nurses and staff to monitor the patient’s real-time progress. Progress can also be automatically documented to the patient’s EMR.

HTG Molecular Diagnostics is a provider of molecular-based technology solutions for gene expression profiling, miRNA, siRNA and mRNA measurement for translational medicine and diagnostic applications. The Company's NGS-adapted chemistry and HTG EdgeSeq technology automate sample processing and can swiftly, reliably, and concurrently profile hundreds or thousands of molecular targets utilizing a very little quantity of biological material, in liquid or solid form. Its products comprise equipment, consumables, and software that work together to form the HTG EdgeSeq platform. The HTG EdgeSeq platform automates the company's menu of HTG EdgeSeq molecular profiling panels, which use genomic sequencing techniques to swiftly provide gene expression data for clients utilizing its streamlined approach. HTG Molecular Diagnostics was established in 1997 by Bruce E. Seligmann in Tucson, Arizona.

GlycoFi is a biotech firm that develops biotherapeutics based on the glycan optimization technology. The firm aims to develop its own pipeline of therapeutic proteins and team with other drug-makers to develop products. GlycoFi has developed a protein manufacturing process using yeast-based glycolysation where the resulting proteins can be used in drug development. GlycoFi was incorporated in 2000 and is based in Lebanon, New Hampshire. As of June 6, 2006, GlycoFi, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Merck & Co. Inc.

Carefx's main solution "Fusionfx" helps close information gaps between hospital/IDN CIO and CMIO and healthcare IT departments. Fusionfx is able to help "synthesize disparate data into clinically relevant, user-centric workflows." The solution aims to connect the data points and make it comprehensive/understandable fo patients, payers, clinicians, and the compliance agencies who seek such information.

Handmark develops applications for Android, Blackberry, Palm, and Window mobile platforms. Its solutions include games, personalization solutions, and ringtones. Its applications cover areas, such as multimedia, utilities and tools, sports, business and productivity, fitness and health, news and information, reference, and entertainment.

Persystent offers a personal computer life cycle management solution that automates desktop and laptop availability and compliance. Their products serve the manufacturing, technology, healthcare, insurance, government, finance, and education industries.

OpenLogic helps enterprises maximize these benefits and safely use open source software by providing support, governance, provisioning, consulting, and training solutions.

Dedicated Devices is a leading manufacturer of reliable whole home media systems. The company was founded in 2003 by former employees of Micron Electronics, Inc. and the company is headquartered in Boise, Idaho.

CallMiner is a company specializing in speech and voice analytics technology. It provides solutions for analyzing and extracting insights from customer interactions, particularly in call centers. CallMiner's software uses artificial intelligence and natural language processing to transcribe and analyze spoken conversations, enabling organizations to gain valuable information about customer interactions, employee performance, and other relevant data. The company's technology is often used for improving customer service, compliance monitoring, and overall business intelligence.

UpSnap provides highly-targeted, data-driven mobile and intent-based advertising to attract the ideal audience for brands big and small. Combining first-party proprietary data and real-time analytics, UpSnap goes beyond location to deliver site agnostic and results-driven campaigns that produce qualified, engaged customers. UpSnap tailors each campaign to align with unique business goals, delivering the right customers for more meaningful exposure and better business results.

AmpliMed Corporation focuses on the development of small-molecule oncology drugs. Its products include Amplimexon, a small molecule that causes cancer cells to stop dividing and ultimately to die; Amplizone that has demonstrated efficacy in the treatment of solid tumors in animal tumor models; and benzimidazole Series: benzimidazole analog small molecules that expressed tubulin binding activity in yeast and mammalian cells. The company’s products are used to treat pancreatic cancer, lung cancer, malignant melanoma, ovarian cancer, and multiple myeloma. AmpliMed Corporation was founded in 1989 and is based in Tucson, Arizona.

Dedicated Devices is a leading manufacturer of reliable whole home media systems. The company was founded in 2003 by former employees of Micron Electronics, Inc. and the company is headquartered in Boise, Idaho.

Optasite engages in the acquisition and development of telecommunications tower sites in the United States. It offers wireless consulting services. The company's services also include site leasing and colocation, tower acquisition, and site development. It serves broadband wireless providers, including wireless carriers, as well as other customers in the telecommunications industry, such as the FCC licensed carriers, government agencies, public safety organizations, private enterprises, and two-way radio services. Optasite, Inc. was formerly known as Pinnacle Site Development, Inc

Medical Metrx Solutions, Inc. (formerly Medical Media Systems) is a medical technology and services company providing diagnostic quality 3-D virtual models of patient anatomy built from CT and MR scan data using the company’s proprietary modeling software. The company’s models — which contain more precise quantitative measurement information than competitors’ offerings — are provided to interventional radiologists and vascular surgeons who use them for pre-operative planning and post-operative surveillance of their patients’ conditions. The company was acquired by AIG Altaris Health Partners in 2005.

Attensity is a provider of corporate insight solutions based on proprietary data contextualization for Global 1000 companies. As a pioneer in natural language processing and sentiment analysis, Attensity’s solutions identify relevant and accurate information from multi-channel data sources using highly sophisticated and patented semantic technologies, analytics and context based discovery. Using Attensity’s integrated solutions, enterprise companies can interpret and “understand” massive amounts of structured and unstructured data from many different sources, thereby helping to improve the customer experience, manage brand equity, enhance revenue, mitigate business risk, and help inform business strategies.

WideFi Networks, LLC is a technology company with a vision to create a safer internet. Their mission is to create the safest and simplest products that help you protect your family online. WideFi's "Best in Class" cloud-based software SaferNet offers complete online protection and a full-featured online protection system for your family that includes: All devices, Anywhere Protection (Wi-Fi or cellular networks worldwide), Unlimited Schedules and off times, 84 Content filters, GPS Tracking, White or Blacklist Apps & URLs with an on/off toggle, as well as the ability to Monitor everything coming across your network and devices. We also send real-time alerts when someone wanders to risky sites and Unlimited Admins for accountability. All this and more for as little as $7.99 a month.

Persystent offers a personal computer life cycle management solution that automates desktop and laptop availability and compliance. Their products serve the manufacturing, technology, healthcare, insurance, government, finance, and education industries.

Carefx's main solution "Fusionfx" helps close information gaps between hospital/IDN CIO and CMIO and healthcare IT departments. Fusionfx is able to help "synthesize disparate data into clinically relevant, user-centric workflows." The solution aims to connect the data points and make it comprehensive/understandable fo patients, payers, clinicians, and the compliance agencies who seek such information.

CellzDirect, Inc., a bioscience company, provides cell products and contract laboratory services to bio/pharmaceutical companies. It focuses primarily on drug metabolism and toxicology. CellzDirect serves pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and chemical companies, as well as various academic and governmental agencies. The company has a facility in Austin, Texas. CellzDirect, Inc. was founded in 2002 and is based in Durham, North Carolina. As of January 31, 2008, CellzDirect, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Life Technologies Corporation.

Telemetric Corporation provides wireless communication and information solutions for the utility industry. The company offers a suite of communications hardware, network services, and software to deliver communication solutions. Telemetric Corporation was founded in 1999 and is based in Boise, Idaho. As of July 1, 2009, Telemetric Corporation operates as a subsidiary of Sensus Metering Systems (Bermuda 2) Ltd. As of June 30, 2009, Telemetric Corporation operates as a subsidiary of Sensus Metering Systems (Bermuda 2) Ltd.

HTG Molecular Diagnostics is a provider of molecular-based technology solutions for gene expression profiling, miRNA, siRNA and mRNA measurement for translational medicine and diagnostic applications. The Company's NGS-adapted chemistry and HTG EdgeSeq technology automate sample processing and can swiftly, reliably, and concurrently profile hundreds or thousands of molecular targets utilizing a very little quantity of biological material, in liquid or solid form. Its products comprise equipment, consumables, and software that work together to form the HTG EdgeSeq platform. The HTG EdgeSeq platform automates the company's menu of HTG EdgeSeq molecular profiling panels, which use genomic sequencing techniques to swiftly provide gene expression data for clients utilizing its streamlined approach. HTG Molecular Diagnostics was established in 1997 by Bruce E. Seligmann in Tucson, Arizona.

The EatingWell Media Group is a fast-growing, independent communications company producing an award-winning national consumer magazine, high-quality food and nutrition-related books, a content-rich website, e-mail newsletters, and serving content to strategic partners with other electronic media.