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Cougar Mountain, Inc. is a Boise, ID-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Fornetix is a Northern Virginia-based advanced encryption management software company that recognizes the expanding necessity of effective and usable encryption technology for all security conscious enterprise or solutions providers.
Rainy Day Software Corp is a Winnipeg, MB-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Clio is the undisputed leader in cloud-based legal technology offering practice management, CRM and client intake software. Clio enables lawyers to be more client-centered and has earned the most 5 star reviews, the approval of over 65 bar associations and law societies around the world, and a global customers base of 150,000. Clio enables law firms to deliver better client experiences through cloud-based practice management, CRM and client intake software. Clio was the first to bring cloud-based legal practice management software to market, and has been leading the industry since 2008 with the first client-centered suite of cloud-based law firm solutions, the Legal Trends Report, and the Clio Cloud Conference, which is now the most widely attended legal tech conference in the industry. Clio is more than software. Clio is the only provider truly invested in the success of you and your clients. Clio`s team of client and firm success specialists combine their expertise on the Legal Trends Report, with their knowledge of Clio`s leading cloud-based legal practice management, CRM and client intake software to help lawyers run results-driven law firms using real time insights. Founded in Vancouver, Canada, Clio employs over 500 staff across five global offices and has been named one of Canada`s Best Managed Companies, a Deloitte Fast 50 company, and one of Canada`s Most Admired Corporate Cultures.
Mango Technologies began with a small group of like-minded individuals. In 2012, the entire founding group were complete strangers to one another. Even weirder, we were living in totally different worlds. Some of us were building software, one was running a sales teams for a Fortune 500 company, another was working as a nuclear engineer at Oak Ridge National Lab (of Manhattan Project fame) – and the list goes on.