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Richard D Magarian is a Berkeley, CA-based company in the Financial Services sector.
New Alchemy provides technology, token game theory, and ICO advisory to the world`s most innovative companies.
Oak Harbor Capital purchases, services, and recovers certain asset classes of consumer receivables. Oak Harbor Capital`s unique combination of law, technology, data analytics, and industry experience helps achieve better client outcomes. Founded in 2010, and having invested in excess of $1 billion to date, Oak Harbor Capital employs a talented team of 50 based in Seattle, Washington.
Day Air Credit Union is a full-service not-for-profit financial cooperative serving the residents of southwest Ohio. We have five full-service locations in Montgomery County, as well as nationwide access with Shared Branching and ATMs. Day Air Credit Union was founded in 1945, by 26 employees of the United States Air Force Depot - Gentile Station (later known as DESC); who came together as a group to help each other improve their individual financial situations. After much discussion, the original members decided to combine the words "Dayton" and "Air Force" creating the name we know, "Day Air."
At AffiniPay, we`re continuously tackling exciting and interesting problems to define the direction of the financial technology industry and transform the way professionals get paid! Our drive to become leaders in fintech has fostered our fast-moving, growth-focused culture. We`ve assembled teams of highly collaborative problem solvers who are passionate about both personal and company growth. We are eager to create, work together, and do whatever it takes to get the job done. We also know that our people are our greatest asset and responsible for our ultimate success. As such, we invest in our team-members` growth and development, recognize accomplishments, and celebrate successes together. We`re building a winning team, and we need more creative, collaborative, and fun-loving people to help us get the job done!