| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Aaron Averbuch |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
Harvest One is a global cannabis company delivering high-quality, innovative cannabis products and technology to regulated markets around the world. Through our wholly-owned subsidiaries United Greeneries and Satipharm, shareholders gain access to the entire value chain of the global cannabis industry. Each business is strategically located in favourable jurisdictions with supportive regulatory frameworks in place. United Greeneries has a Canadian ACMPR cultivation and sales license, making Harvest One one of only a few companies globally with the capacity to commercially cultivate and sell medicinal grade cannabis in a federally regulated environment.
Jackpocket is the first mobile lottery app in the U.S. that offers players a secure way to order official state lottery tickets, such as Powerball, Mega Millions, and more, via their smartphones. We`re creating a more convenient, fun, and responsible way to play the lottery by modernizing the $300B global lottery market with a mobile platform that everyone, including grandma, can feel good about. Through the app, players can place orders for their favorite games, check lottery results, join lottery pools with other Jackpocket players, and turn on Autoplay so they never miss a drawing. And by being the first company to automatically lock a player`s identity to their ticket serial number, Jackpocket makes the lottery even more secure.
Headquartered in Chicago, Spend Matters Network is home to B2B media sites in the US, UK, Europe and Mexico/Latin America, including flagships Spend Matters and MetalMiner. Spend Matters is the largest online source of procurement-focused research, commentary and technology coverage, while MetalMiner is the leading resource providing unique insight, analysis and tools for metal purchasing organizations. Through groundbreaking approachable content from independent authoritative voices, Spend Matters Network™ improves how individuals interact with their markets, unlocking opportunities, enabling creative and better decisions and creating lasting change
Young Invincibles was founded in the summer of 2009, motivated by the recognition that young people`s voices were not being heard in the debate over health care reform. Co-Founders Ari Matusiak and Aaron Smith and a few friends wanted to change that, so they set up a one-page website, asking young people to share their stories, believing in their generation`s capacity to stand up and make itself heard.
Homeis was created to help people like us, who belong here and there, and feel that the Internet is undeserving them. We’ve witnessed how difficult it is for local foreign-born communities to digitally connect, share their culture, their local knowledge, and unique context.