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TermScout is a Denver-based legal-tech company that helps businesses review contracts smarter and faster.
iwis is one of the worlds leading suppliers of chain system solutions for the automotive industry as well as for drive and conveyor purposes in numerous industries. What began with a bicycle chain quickly grew into a successful, likeable family business - and ultimately into a global technology leader in the field of high-quality chain system solutions and engineering service provider. By expanding our product range with high-precision stamped and bent parts as well as precision plastic parts, multi-component and composite parts, we continue to lead the automotive sector towards the future in terms of mobility and regenerative energy generation. Our product brands JWIS, ELITE,FLEXON as well as EUROCHAIN, ECOPLUS and MEGALIFE offer suitable solutions for every quality requirement. Our team counts more than 3,000 employees working at numerous international locations: dedicated professionals working in the 3 divisions Mobility Systems, Drive Systems, and Mechatronics on development and optimization as well as in manufacturing and quality testing. For solutions that really move the world. Our goal is perfection - no more, no less. The expertise of our engineers lies in identifying trends, developing new material and manufacturing technologies, and customized solutions. Our research and development competence center stands for innovation and partnership. This makes us a strong and reliable partner. Imprint: https://www.iwis.com/en-gb/imprint
Mazars is an internationally integrated partnership, specialising in audit, accountancy, advisory, tax and legal services*. Operating in over 100 countries and territories around the world, we draw on the expertise of more than 50,000 professionals – 33,000+ in Mazars integrated partnership and 17,000+ via the Mazars North America Alliance – to assist clients of all sizes at every stage in their development. *Where permitted under applicable country laws