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GBank

Bank of George emerged with a new brand celebrating our technological advancements in the digital space – GBank! We are proud of our improved digital banking and mobile apps for both your personal and business accounts. With increased functionality and efficiency, we know you will love the new GBank. And as tech advances, so will we. We will never lose sight of the core values that have made us your chosen community bank as we grow. Our goal is to give our clients the highest level of service and care at all times. When they look back and assess their relationship with our institution, the total of all the interactions along their banking journey with GBank equals Your Best Banking Experience Ever!® But it doesnt stop there. Our goal is always to give our colleagues that same level of service and care.

XNRGY Climate Systems

XNRGY Climate Systems is a Montreal-based company that designs, develops, and manufactures HVAC systems with a strong emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainability. Founded in 2017, the company aims to lead North America in sustainable design and advanced manufacturing of custom air handling systems, particularly for data centers, healthcare facilities, clean rooms, and life sciences environments. The company offers custom-engineered air handling units tailored to meet specific project requirements, focusing on reducing power usage effectiveness and carbon footprints. XNRGY specializes in thermal management solutions, ensuring optimal cooling and heating for mission-critical facilities. Its product lineup includes custom air handlers, energy recovery systems, and specialized materials designed to meet demanding specifications. XNRGY serves a diverse clientele, including major cloud and hyperscale data center operators, healthcare facilities, and life sciences organizations, ensuring high standards of air quality and efficiency.

Tanenholz & Marr

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Odessa Roughnecks

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