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INK Agency

www.inkagency.com

 
People are already talking about your brand, your products and your services. Fact is, your story is out there and, if you want any control over what`s being said, you need to be the one telling it. At INK, we work as your strategic partner to produce an authentic narrative based on who you are and what your audience truly cares about. Then we activate your brand with smart and engaging content that simply cannot be ignored. Whether your brand wants to change the world or simply change people`s minds, we challenge ourselves to uncover strategic insights that will help ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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Sterling Infosystems

Sterling Infosystems is one of the largest background check companies in the world. Led by founder William Greenblatt since 1976, Sterling is chosen by over 25% of the Fortune 100 and over 20,000 organizations to help them hire and retain the right people. As a global background check leader, Sterling has 2,200 people in 12 offices in six countries. Sterling's people bring expertise in compliance, client experience and applicant experience. Connected by the world's most advanced background check technology platform, and backed by strong financials, Sterling continuously reinvests in its business to ensure it remains a global leader.   In December 2010, Calera Capital, a leading middle-market private equity firm, invested in Sterling in partnership with founder William Greenblatt and the company's management team.