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Playmaker (TSX-V: PMKR; OTC: PMKRF) is a digital sports media company that acquires and integrates premier fan-centric media brands, curated to deliver highly engaged audiences of sports fans to tier one advertisers, online sports betting operators, and sports federations and leagues. Leveraging its in-house technology stack, Bench, and with a 360-degree view of sports fans, Playmaker delivers authentic digital content experiences for sports fans and best-in-class results for its partners across the Americas.
medchart is the easiest and fastest way to share health records, using explicit patient consent, through an online portal. We enable a secure exchange between lawyers, hospitals, health providers, insurers, and patients so they can access health records faster, easier and more efficiently.
CoSentry is a Sioux Falls, SD-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Ketch Pen is a Ellensburg, WA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Privitar is committed to bringing organizations the latest in privacy engineering. Privitar is unique in combining technology, thought leadership, expert services, and customer success to partner with customers on their privacy journey. Founded in 2014, co-founders Jason du Preez and John Taysom united to combine John`s academic work on privacy with Jason`s experience of big data and enterprise software. Together, they launched Privitar, with a passion for building a center of excellence around their idea that technology and privacy together can thrive. Fast-forward to today, Privitar is a global leader—and set the standard in privacy engineering—for organizations worldwide. Headquartered in London, Privitar now has offices around the world, with an international customer base which includes Global 2000 banking, healthcare, insurance, life sciences, professional services, retail and telecommunications companies like HSBC, Citi, the UK`s National Health Service and AstraZeneca, to name a few. To date, Privitar has raised more than $150 million in funding, led by Warburg Pincus, Accel, Partech, IQ Capital, Salesforce Ventures, ABN AMRO Ventures and HSBC.