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Garcia Hamilton and Associates is a Houston, TX-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Hank is a financial technology company. The Hank software platform (the Hank Platform) acts as a consumer`s personal, financial concierge using a powerful technology to automate the complexities of personal cash flow management. Through its FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) insured bank partners in the United States, Hank helps consumers in every state find funds in their existing cash flow and speed up the retirement of liabilities. The Hank Platform debits consumers when they have cash, stores the cash with partner banks, then automatically instructs partner banks to pay bills and loans as they come due, and often sooner than required. Approximately half of Hank`s customers are financially sound and use the Hank Platform for convenience, while the other half improve their payment performance through the use of the Hank Platform. One hundred percent of Hank`s customers are in the USA and pay setup and ongoing monthly processing fees while remaining on the Hank Platform for an average of three years. Hank continues to innovate and anticipates launching more expansive features to its expected growing customer base that will provide greater visibility into their cash flow, credit performance, and viability to borrow or refinance at lower rates, including introducing Hank customers to interested lenders.
Abbott Charles Associates Inc is a Diamond Bar, CA-based company in the Financial Services sector.
NexClaim Recoveries is a Plainville, CT-based company in the Financial Services sector.
TWC is engaged in golf club and resort operations under the trademark “ClubLink”. ClubLink is Canada’s largest owner and operator of golf clubs with 54 ½, 18-hole equivalent championship courses and six 18-hole equivalent academy courses at 44 locations in Ontario, Quebec and Florida. TWC is also engaged in rail, tourism and port operations based in Skagway, Alaska, which operates under the trade name "White Pass." The railway stretches approximately 177 kilometres (110 miles) from Skagway, Alaska, through British Columbia to Whitehorse, Yukon. In addition, White Pass operates three docks primarily for cruise ships.