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Thrift Books LLC is the largest online seller of used books in North America, and probably the world. Founded in 2003, Thrift Books has 11 distribution affiliates throughout the United States that purchase, sort, and distribute used books. Based in Seattle, Washington, Thrift Books relies on proprietary software to identify, value, sell, and ship used books using a variety of online platforms, including Thriftbooks.com. Backed by KCB Management, Thrift Books has experienced explosive growth with a keen commitment to smart pricing, high customer satisfaction, and world class supply chain management.
FloSports is the innovator in live digital sports and original content. Based in Austin, Texas, we partner with event rights holders and governing bodies to unlock a world of sports coverage that true fans have been waiting for. Through live streaming of premier events, original video programming, and weekly studio shows, FloSports is growing the sports, the athletes and the fans.
OMsignal (www.OMsignal.com) is a world leader in biometric technology and smart apparel, developing products and applications that help people live fitter, healthier lives. Weaving technology into life, the OM smart clothing platform provides a seamless connection between body, textile and technology, empowering the world`s leading fashion and sport brands to incorporate the very latest biometric technology into their clothing and stay one step ahead of the game. Founded in 2011 by Stephane Marceau and Frederic Chanay, OMsignal is home to an array of multinational interdisciplinary professionals who work together to advance and evolve wearable technology.
Walther Arms has been a leader in the firearms industry for over 135 years. Walther has been renowned throughout the world for its innovation since Carl Walther and his son, Fritz, created the first semiautomatic pistol in 1908.
Overtime is a sports network for the next generation of fans. We use tech, new platforms, and new formats to drive more than 145 million minutes of watch time each month. Based in NYC, Overtime is funded by top VC firms like Spark Capital, Andreessen Horowitz and Greycroft Ventures as well as industry leaders like Kevin Durant, Carmelo Anthony and former NBA Commissioner David Stern.