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Helping brands be more succesful, one real connection at a time.
RebelMouse is enabling a new breed of content creators to build communities and tell stories that are discovered and shared across social, mobile and web platforms. RebelMouse offers a complete digital publishing suite, including content creation, curation, design, presentation and analytics applications, that eliminates the technical barriers to becoming a sophisticated, data-driven publisher and empowers Rebels of all sizes to let their content roar. Founded in 2012 by former Huffington Post CTO Paul Berry, RebelMouse powers more than 350,000 active sites in more than 50 countries and was named by Fast Company one of the world’s 10 most innovative companies in social media and advertising.
Teza Technologies is an innovative quantitative asset management firm founded in 2009 by high-frequency trading expert Misha Malyshev. Our multi-strategy platform is founded on microstructure data and signals. Quantitatively-informed digital assets strategies complement our core global futures and stat arb strategies. We pride ourselves on attracting and retaining top talent, developing strategies with a data-driven and science-backed methodology, and continuously innovating in pursuit of alpha for our clients. Our 70 employees are distributed across offices in Austin, New York, Chicago, and Shanghai.
Simmons Sharpe was founded in 2015, by Bill Sharpe, the former chairman of Havas Canada, and Heather Simmons, the former CMO of Dell Canada. At Dell, Heather was Bills client for 9 years. Remarkably, they still like each other. They lead the company from hipsterville, better known as Queen East, in Toronto. Most of the actual work however, is done in Halifax, where Mitchell Hunter runs the show. The Simmons Sharpe difference is our focus on end-to-end demand generation and measurement. And by end-to-end, we mean including customer care and sales in marketing initiatives, and automating and measuring from impression to signed contract. Because marketing matters most when it impacts bottom-line sales and builds long-term relationships with customers.
Keeping the pharmacy community current on the products and services that support pharmacies and patient care.