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International Business Machines Corporation is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Armonk, New York, with operations in over 170 countries.
Byteware Inc is a Duluth, GA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
SnapNurse allows nurses to work where they want, when they want, and have the option to get paid at the end of their shift. Facilities can use our "self-serve" option to book fully credentialed and oriented (optional) nurses to fill empty shifts at their facilities. Nurses can accept shifts from a variety of locations, primarily in the Atlanta, San Jose (CA), and Los Angeles areas for PRN/Per Diem shifts, or can work anywhere in the US if they are looking for long term 13 week travel jobs. This is not a job board, but allows Facilities to send booking requests for shifts to a curated set of credentialed/oriented nurses that fit the requirements for their facility. Facilities control who receives the shift bookings, and all those curated nurses can work instantly at a moment`s notice. Great value proposition for facilities who can find nurses 24/7 without a recruiter for PRN/Per Diem. Facilities can also use SnapNurse to message local and travel nurses to fill 13-week shifts as well.
Mag Tags Inc is a Tallahassee, FL-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Founded in 2016, venn combines the urban and communal living experiences of its three founders: Or Bokobza (CEO) and Chen Avni (CXO), raised respectively on an agricultural cooperative known as a kibbutz and a moshav, and David Sherez (CREO), raised in the urban environment of Tel Aviv. They served together as leaders in an elite army reconnaissance unit, became good friends, and shared the same dream of living in the city and raising their families together. But facing a lack of viable and affordable options in Tel Aviv, they formed venn. Or, Chen, and David`s story is shared by an entire generation of young people searching for a better way of urban living. venn started in Shapira, an underserved neighborhood in South Tel Aviv, as an experiment to develop better neighborhoods that encourage inclusivity, community engagement, human relationships, entrepreneurship, fair pricing, and creativity. Following the success of Shapira, Tel Aviv, venn now operates in Berlin and Brooklyn, with plans to expand globally.