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RevSpring leads the market in patient engagement and payment solutions that inspire patients to participate in and pay for their healthcare. The company has built the industry`s most comprehensive and impactful suite of patient engagement, OmniChannel communications and payment solutions backed by behavior analysis, propensity-to-pay scoring, contextual messaging, and user experience best practices. Using proprietary data analytics to tailor the engagement from pre-service to post-service, RevSpring improves the patient experience and outcomes for providers and their patients.
Digital Forest is a Seattle, WA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Point Broadband is an internet service provider focused on delivering high-speed fiber networks to underserved areas, particularly in rural America. Founded in 2017 and based in Opelika, Alabama, the company aims to enhance connectivity and support economic development in small towns and rural communities. Point Broadband offers a variety of services, including ultra-fast fiber internet with competitive pricing, streaming TV options without annual contracts, and reliable digital phone services. The company also provides tailored business services that support advanced communication needs. With partnerships that include institutions like the University of Virginia - Wise and 1st Sentinel Bank, Point Broadband is committed to fostering local growth and digital inclusion. As of 2023, the company serves around 75,000 customers across nine states and continues to expand its fiber network.
PhoneSpots is a Oakland, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
In fall of 2000, Clara Shih and Steve Garrity met as freshmen in the Stanford Computer Science Department. Over the next four years, they built a strong friendship and mutual respect which would later become the foundation for Hearsay Social. Clara joined Google and later Salesforce, helping create the first generation of web applications. Steve went on to work at Fortify and later Microsoft, where he helped create Windows Mobile and Azure, honing his background in mobile, cloud, and enterprise scale, security, and reliability. In 2007, a Facebook app Clara had built for fun suddenly went viral. Forrester credited it with “kickstarting the Social Business Movement.” Clara was approached by a publisher to pen the first book about social business. The Facebook Era became an instant hit featured in the NY Times and picked up by Harvard Business School as a marketing textbook. Realizing that social media presented an even larger opportunity than the web a decade ago— and that enterprises needed help driving business, relevancy, and loyalty in the new era— Clara messaged Steve on Facebook and Hearsay Social was born. Cold calls and email no longer work. Your customers today expect to find and hear from you exactly when, where, and how they prefer— on social and mobile. Hearsay Social empowers global teams to use social media to attract prospects, retain customers, and grow business. The enterprise-ready solution boosts productivity and incorporates best practices while ensuring brand integrity and compliance for even the most regulated industries. Clara, Steve, and the entire Hearsay Social team are passionate about the transformational effect social media has on customer relationships. In the Social Era, change is the only constant. Hearsay Social’s role is to bridge the gap between Silicon Valley with the needs of the enterprise. We are relentlessly committed to helping you innovate as new technologies continue to turn the world and your customers’ expectations upside-down. Thanks for joining us on this most extraordinary journey.