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Elementary is a company specializing in advanced machine vision inspection, utilizing AI and automation to enhance manufacturing processes. Founded in mid-2017 by experienced professionals from various sectors, the company aims to develop a new generation of manufacturing products that rely on computer vision and AI. Their platform automates traceability scans and integrates AI, machine vision, and automation into production lines. This approach focuses on improving quality, traceability, and root cause analyses, making manufacturing processes more efficient. Elementary emphasizes a human-in-the-loop strategy, enhancing collaboration between humans and machines to optimize working conditions and outcomes. Based in Los Angeles, California, Elementarys team includes roboticists, computer scientists, designers, and engineers. The company has attracted significant funding, including a $30 million Series B round led by Tiger Global, to support its innovative solutions in manufacturing. Their technology is utilized by notable clients across various industries, including Toyota in the automotive sector.
POLYWOOD is a leader in the outdoor furniture industry, known for creating products from recycled plastic materials. Founded in 1990 and headquartered in Syracuse, Indiana, the company was the first to introduce outdoor furniture made from recycled plastics. POLYWOOD has expanded its operations with a second production and shipping facility in North Carolina. The companys mission emphasizes sustainability, focusing on both the production process and the materials used. POLYWOODs products, including the iconic Adirondack chair available in over 60 styles, are designed for durability and low maintenance. They are resistant to splintering, cracking, and rotting, and the company offers a 20-year lumber warranty. POLYWOOD also maintains a zero-waste mindset, recycling 99% of its waste stream. With over 1,550 employees, POLYWOOD operates a large manufacturing campus in Indiana. The company continues to innovate and expand its product lines, reinforcing its position as a pioneer in the outdoor furniture sector.
Welcome to The IN Group! The IN Group (TIG) beautifully brings together the magic of the group individual brands, Investigo, InX, Definia, Caraffi, Sigma Labs & BioTalent enabling us to design truly bespoke solutions. Our mission is simple - to unlock the power of people. We know that conventional recruitment cant always solve todays talent challenges, so we decided to break with convention and offer you SO much more with TIG. Meet our brands - Investigo – we recruit the talent you need - InX – we find the best leaders - Definia – we deliver digital programmes - Caraffi – we offer talent advisory & talent solutions (EVP/CVP/MSP/RPO) - Sigma Labs - we offer outstanding graduates amplified with exceptional training in the world of Tech - BioTalent - we offer life sciences recruitment with the means to nurture change-makers Unashamedly human talent solutions At the IN Group, were unashamedly human, were encourage to be our true self and we love what we do. We think youll feel this through the people you meet, the solutions we design and the results youll enjoy. We believe that when people rally behind an ambitious vision and a brilliant culture, it lights up every corner of your organisation. We believe in people, so they make change for better. Wed love to tell you more so come and say hello@wearetig.com and well tell you all about it!
Mymcpl is a Missouri-based nonprofit organization that provides notary, remote printing, and passport services for individuals.
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