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CommercialINSURANCE SOLUTIONS Configured Like Your Business, To Grow Your Business, Faster Insurium’s market-leading cloud-based platform provides you with a 360-degree view of the insurance process life cycle, all in one place. Our solutions are flexi...
Break Media is a leading creator, publisher, and distributor of digital entertainment content including video, editorial, and games. The company's properties include the largest humor site online?Break.com?as well as Made Man, Game Front, Holy Taco, Screen Junkies, Cage Potato, All Left Turns, Chickipedia, and Tu Vez.
Founded in 1997 by cloud visionary Craig Flynn, Impartner was acquired in 2015 by Kennet Partners and current CEO Joe Wang. Our team is driven by a passion for indirect channels, having seen firsthand what a powerful source of revenue they can be at companies such as Intel, LANDESK, EMC, Akamai, FusionIO, WatchGuard, and many more. Impartner is broadly recognized as the leader in the Channel Enablement category, mostly because our team of development wizards pack our solution with the tools necessary to transform your indirect channel from a boat anchor into your company`s most strategic asset.
DG Technologies is a Farmington, MI-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Founded in 2007, Weebly is a San Francisco-based, global platform that lets people easily create a unique website, blog or online store. Millions around the world use Weebly to start their own business, sell online, showcase their achievements and communicate with visitors in a thoughtful and meaningful way. Designed with the first-time business owner in mind, Weebly gives everyone the freedom to build a high-quality site that works brilliantly across any device. Weebly offers a range of pricing options, including free and premium consumer plans, as well as enterprise offerings and is consistently the highest-rated website building mobile app in the App Store and Google Play. Weebly’s investors include Sequoia Capital, Tencent Holdings, Baseline Ventures, Ron Conway and Y Combinator.