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Delivering insights that empower healthcare organizations to improve patient care, reduce costs, and optimize performance.
We’re accelerating the adoption of innovative and emerging technology within the government.
Datahug was founded in 2010 with the goal of breaking down barriers within businesses in order to better share and leverage business relationships. Launched at The Web Summit in 2010, Europe`s largest tech conference, Datahug won the Spark of Genius Award launching their private networking tool based on corporate email data. In the years that followed, the company made incredible strides working with early customers to understand the predictable elements to sales. By applying cutting-edge data science of CRM data in conjunction with the relationship intelligence, Datahug unlocked valuable signals to highlight momentum during the art of selling. Now with offices in San Francisco and Dublin, Datahug arms the world`s sales teams with the power of their own data.
First Analysis is a Chicago, IL-based company in the Software & Internet sector.
Wheels is a last-mile, shared electric mobility platform changing the current landscape in dockless mobility. With innovative products focused on sleek design and safety, Wheels provides a low-cost, fun, and comfortable way to get around cities through the connection of a smartphone. Wheels is headquartered in West Hollywood, California, with plans to expand quickly across the world. Wheels was founded by brothers Joshua Viner and Jonathan Viner. Prior to Wheels Joshua and Jonathan founded the popular dog walking app Wag with the mission of creating the safest and most trusted platform to get your dog walked. They scaled to over 100 cities, raising almost $400 million in funding for Wag. Wheels also added former Bird, Uber and Lyft executives to it`s management team. The newest members include Ben Shaken who joined as Chief Product Officer from Lyft where he was Director of Product. Marco McCottry joined as Chief Operating Officer. Previously, McCottry served as an executive at Uber where he ran the Midwest business, and most recently led North American Operations for Bird.