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Founded in 2014, HONK was built to transform the towing and roadside experience for motorists, service providers, insurance companies, and others making roadside assistance a major part of their customer retention strategy. Over the last several years, HONK has continued to invest in our core digital platform to deliver record retention rates to our roadside partners while also working with leading-edge companies to expand across various industries, including vehicle transports and marketplace logistics. Since our founding, HONK has partnered with thousands of towing and roadside service providers in turn helping millions of stranded motorists get back on the road safely.
Facility Gateway Corporation is a Mc Farland, WI-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Neudesic, LLC is a Irvine, CA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
iPipeline is a leading provider of cloud-based software solutions for the life insurance and financial services industry. Through our SaaS solutions, we accelerate and simplify insurance sales, compliance, operations, and support. We provide process automation and seamless integration between every participant in the life insurance industry including carriers, agents (such as financial advisors and independent insurance agents), distributors (such as banks, broker-dealers, and general agencies) and consumers. Our innovative solutions enable automated processing for pre-sales, point-of-sale execution of applications, post-sale support, reporting, consumer delivery and agency management. iPipeline makes it easier for people to purchase investment and insurance products that secure their financial future. With headquarters in Exton, Pennsylvania, iPipeline has locations in Cheltenham (UK), Fort Lauderdale, Burlington (Canada), Ontario (CA), Philadelphia, and Salt Lake City. Visit www.ipipeline.com/careers to learn more about us.
Deep Lens is extending one of the World`s first digital pathology cloud platforms that for over ten years has allowed pathology groups to collaborate on groundbreaking cancer research across dozens of cancer types.