MK Capital is a venture capital and private equity firm established in 2003, with its headquarters in Northbrook, Illinois, and additional offices in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Santa Monica, California. The firm specializes in providing multi-stage growth equity and venture capital to emerging companies across various sectors, primarily focusing on early and growth stages of funding. MK Capital typically offers the first round of institutional capital to companies and seeks to invest in areas such as digital software, digital media, data center automation, technology-enabled business services, and education technology. The firm has a particular interest in companies based in the United States and collaborates closely with its portfolio companies, leveraging deep operational experience and sector insights to support their growth and development.
HealthPlan Data Solutions LLC (HDS) was established in 2010 by a team of pharmacists, business executives and software development professionals who believe that the current approaches being used to contain healthcare cost in the area of pharmacy benefits are flawed. Our pharmacists have over 40 years of combined experience in hospital, retail, and academic practice.
Optilogic
Series B in 2025
Optilogic is a developer of a cloud-native supply chain platform that integrates optimization, simulation, and risk management into a cohesive system. This platform allows organizations to rethink their supply chain design by providing tools for project scoping, advisory services, and custom algorithm development tailored to specific business needs. By incorporating a risk rating for each scenario, Optilogic enables companies to evaluate trade-offs among financial performance, service levels, and systemic risk. This holistic approach empowers supply chain teams to create strategies that balance cost efficiency with service excellence while addressing geographic and systemic risks, ultimately fostering the development of resilient supply chains.
INFI
Series A in 2025
INFI specializes in website design, custom mobile application development, and self-ordering kiosk solutions. The company has developed a cloud-based platform that facilitates self-ordering for restaurants. This platform includes features such as self-ordering kiosks, online ordering, order management, and loyalty programs. By integrating these services, INFI aims to enhance customer service, boost sales, and lower operational costs for restaurant operators.
INFI
Series A in 2024
INFI specializes in website design, custom mobile application development, and self-ordering kiosk solutions. The company has developed a cloud-based platform that facilitates self-ordering for restaurants. This platform includes features such as self-ordering kiosks, online ordering, order management, and loyalty programs. By integrating these services, INFI aims to enhance customer service, boost sales, and lower operational costs for restaurant operators.
Optilogic
Venture Round in 2023
Optilogic is a developer of a cloud-native supply chain platform that integrates optimization, simulation, and risk management into a cohesive system. This platform allows organizations to rethink their supply chain design by providing tools for project scoping, advisory services, and custom algorithm development tailored to specific business needs. By incorporating a risk rating for each scenario, Optilogic enables companies to evaluate trade-offs among financial performance, service levels, and systemic risk. This holistic approach empowers supply chain teams to create strategies that balance cost efficiency with service excellence while addressing geographic and systemic risks, ultimately fostering the development of resilient supply chains.
enosiX
Venture Round in 2023
enosiX, Inc. specializes in creating integration solutions that connect front-end platforms, particularly Salesforce, with SAP systems. Founded in 2014 and based in Cincinnati, Ohio, the company offers a range of products designed to facilitate seamless data access and business process flows. Their solutions include Enosix Connect for cloud application integration, Enosix Engage for real-time SAP data access without middleware, and various tools for managing sales processes, such as Enosix Sales CPQ, which utilizes SAP data for pricing and quotes. By enabling real-time data sharing, enosiX enhances productivity and customer engagement, allowing sales teams to respond more quickly to opportunities. The company's platform minimizes coding requirements and provides bi-directional integration, ensuring that businesses can leverage SAP data efficiently across various functions, including order management and logistics. Additionally, enosiX supports mobile access to SAP data, empowering a mobile workforce to improve customer relationships and overall productivity.
Datanomix
Venture Round in 2023
Datanomix, Inc. is a software company based in Nashua, New Hampshire, that specializes in providing a machine data analytics platform for industrial manufacturers. Founded in 2015, Datanomix focuses on delivering Production Intelligence, enabling manufacturers to gain real-time insights into their productivity and operational performance. The platform integrates machine data streams, offering advanced decision-making tools that extend beyond traditional data visualization and process productivity solutions. This allows manufacturers of all sizes to enhance their production capabilities, improve performance, and increase profitability.
Optilogic
Venture Round in 2023
Optilogic is a developer of a cloud-native supply chain platform that integrates optimization, simulation, and risk management into a cohesive system. This platform allows organizations to rethink their supply chain design by providing tools for project scoping, advisory services, and custom algorithm development tailored to specific business needs. By incorporating a risk rating for each scenario, Optilogic enables companies to evaluate trade-offs among financial performance, service levels, and systemic risk. This holistic approach empowers supply chain teams to create strategies that balance cost efficiency with service excellence while addressing geographic and systemic risks, ultimately fostering the development of resilient supply chains.
Relay Robotics
Series A in 2022
Relay Robotics specializes in the development and manufacturing of autonomous service robots designed to operate alongside humans in a safe, secure, and contact-free manner. Their products are specifically tailored to enhance staffing capabilities in various sectors, including hospitality, healthcare, and commercial real estate. These robots are currently utilized in prominent hotels, well-known hospitals, and significant commercial properties, helping businesses to improve operational efficiency and streamline service delivery.
Vimly Benefit Solutions
Venture Round in 2021
Vimly Benefit Solutions, Inc. is a technology and benefit administration company based in Mukilteo, Washington, that specializes in providing third-party benefit administration services. Established in 1993, the company serves small to mid-sized businesses through association health plans and multi-employer trusts. Vimly acts as a liaison between plan participants and ancillary plan participants, offering a range of services including enrollment and eligibility management, consolidated billing, COBRA administration, and consumer-directed health plan administration. Additionally, the company provides financial management, accounting support, broker credentialing, and compliance services. Its solutions are designed for a diverse clientele that includes employees, employers, brokers, and various types of health plans and trusts. By utilizing a SaaS platform, Vimly aims to streamline workforce and benefits administration, ensuring efficient data management and protection.
Nerdio
Series A in 2020
Nerdio is a provider of cloud-based information technology services that focuses on deploying, managing, and optimizing virtual desktops using Microsoft technologies. Catering to managed service providers (MSPs), enterprises, and organizations of various sizes, Nerdio offers a range of services, including server and desktop hosting, network design and implementation, software licensing, and network security. The company's platform allows IT professionals to seamlessly deploy Azure Virtual Desktop and Windows 365 while managing all environments from a single interface, thereby simplifying operations and optimizing costs.
Convr
Series B in 2019
Convr Inc. operates a data science platform specifically designed for commercial insurance underwriters, facilitating a more efficient and effective underwriting process. Founded in 2015 and based in Schaumburg, Illinois, Convr enables insurers to digitally transform their operations through its comprehensive suite of tools. The platform includes features such as a data ingestion engine that organizes information from various sources, a universal data catalog for identifying relevant data, and robust data management and security systems. Convr's solutions support all core commercial lines of business and are accessible via an intuitive user interface or API connectors. Key functionalities include digitizing submission paperwork, providing insights on risks from extensive data sources, and utilizing AI to streamline underwriting inquiries. These capabilities allow commercial insurers to enhance operational efficiency, improve risk assessment, and deliver superior customer experiences, ultimately positioning them as leaders in the market. Convr serves a diverse range of clients, including many top carriers in the industry.
Lightstream
Series A in 2019
Lightstream builds live streaming creative tools and technology with a true passion for live video production, gaming and supporting the explosive growth of creators and their communities. Their cloud-based technology and products transform difficult technical hurdles into streamlined workflows – empowering creators to effortlessly share their passion, talent, and creativity on live streaming platforms like Mixer, Twitch, Facebook, YouTube, and more. Since 2014, they have been building a cloud-based live streaming studio with the goal of removing all the technical hurdles and putting advanced production capabilities in the hands of beginners. Today, they have thousands of creators streaming with Lightstream Studio for thousands of hours every day. They have partnered with Microsoft to offer Lightstream Studio to millions of Xbox and Windows streamers as part of the native OS experience – in addition to licensing their technology to major game studios and media companies.
OneCause (formerly BidPal)
Venture Round in 2018
BidPal has rebranded as OneCause. Raise more money and reach more donors with OneCause Fundraising Software and BidPal Mobile Bidding. Located in the technology hub of Indianapolis, OneCause has been recognized on the Inc. 500 list of Fastest Growing Companies and has received a Techpoint MIRA award for Mobile Technology Excellence & Innovation. The company’s fundraising technology includes: Mobile Bidding, Online Fundraising, Peer to Peer Fundraising, Event Software, Payment Processing, Online Ticketing, Mobile Donations, Text2Give, and Registration and Checkout software.
Clear Software
Series A in 2018
Clear Software is an Intelligent Automation platform that protects and extends technology investments. The company's platform enables organizations to streamline core business processes across software such as SAP, OracleEBS, Salesforce, and many other cloud and premise applications. It enables automation ranging from a single step task to an end-to-end business process that may involve hundreds of tasks. Clear Software was established in 2015 and is headquartered in Zionsville, Indiana.
Unitas Global
Series C in 2018
Unitas Global LLC is a provider of cloud infrastructure and networking solutions, established in 2011 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California. The company designs, deploys, and manages a range of services focused on global cloud access and connectivity, including enterprise private cloud, hybrid and multi-cloud solutions, and managed public cloud services. Unitas Global offers a platform-based managed network service that interconnects cloud providers, carrier-neutral data centers, SaaS applications, and edge access networks, creating a global interconnection fabric that serves millions of commercial locations. By utilizing partnerships with major technology companies, Unitas Global aims to transform IT consumption for both large and small enterprises, delivering innovative and secure solutions that enhance network efficiency and visibility.
Convr
Series A in 2017
Convr Inc. operates a data science platform specifically designed for commercial insurance underwriters, facilitating a more efficient and effective underwriting process. Founded in 2015 and based in Schaumburg, Illinois, Convr enables insurers to digitally transform their operations through its comprehensive suite of tools. The platform includes features such as a data ingestion engine that organizes information from various sources, a universal data catalog for identifying relevant data, and robust data management and security systems. Convr's solutions support all core commercial lines of business and are accessible via an intuitive user interface or API connectors. Key functionalities include digitizing submission paperwork, providing insights on risks from extensive data sources, and utilizing AI to streamline underwriting inquiries. These capabilities allow commercial insurers to enhance operational efficiency, improve risk assessment, and deliver superior customer experiences, ultimately positioning them as leaders in the market. Convr serves a diverse range of clients, including many top carriers in the industry.
CellTrak
Venture Round in 2017
CellTrak Technologies, Inc. specializes in providing Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) mobile solutions tailored for the home healthcare, hospice, and private duty sectors in the United States and Canada. The company offers a comprehensive platform that automates workflow, enhances compliance, and reduces operational costs through its CellTrak visit manager. Key features include care plan management, GPS navigation, time and attendance tracking, and real-time data collection, which collectively support various healthcare professionals in entering patient-specific care data efficiently. CellTrak's solutions are designed to eliminate reliance on paper processes and improve the accuracy of documentation, ultimately leading to better patient outcomes. Additionally, the platform allows supervisors to gain real-time insights into organizational performance, facilitating data-driven decisions. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois, CellTrak continues to advance its offerings, making its technology an integral part of daily operations for many home healthcare agencies across North America and Europe.
SimpleReach
Series B in 2017
SimpleReach, Inc. provides a platform that tracks social interaction with published content to deliver insights and performance metrics related to social behavior. By integrating data from various channels and websites, the company offers a comprehensive view of content effectiveness, helping clients enhance their return on content investments. Utilizing advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence, SimpleReach assists marketers in refining future campaigns and enables publishers to create dashboards for monitoring and reporting on campaign performance. The company serves a range of clients, including notable brands like Intel, Chase, and Home Depot, who rely on its platform to gain actionable insights and improve content impact. Founded in 2010 and based in New York, SimpleReach operates as a subsidiary of Nativo, Inc. since March 2019.
OneCause (formerly BidPal)
Debt Financing in 2016
BidPal has rebranded as OneCause. Raise more money and reach more donors with OneCause Fundraising Software and BidPal Mobile Bidding. Located in the technology hub of Indianapolis, OneCause has been recognized on the Inc. 500 list of Fastest Growing Companies and has received a Techpoint MIRA award for Mobile Technology Excellence & Innovation. The company’s fundraising technology includes: Mobile Bidding, Online Fundraising, Peer to Peer Fundraising, Event Software, Payment Processing, Online Ticketing, Mobile Donations, Text2Give, and Registration and Checkout software.
OneCause (formerly BidPal)
Venture Round in 2016
BidPal has rebranded as OneCause. Raise more money and reach more donors with OneCause Fundraising Software and BidPal Mobile Bidding. Located in the technology hub of Indianapolis, OneCause has been recognized on the Inc. 500 list of Fastest Growing Companies and has received a Techpoint MIRA award for Mobile Technology Excellence & Innovation. The company’s fundraising technology includes: Mobile Bidding, Online Fundraising, Peer to Peer Fundraising, Event Software, Payment Processing, Online Ticketing, Mobile Donations, Text2Give, and Registration and Checkout software.
Kollective
Series C in 2016
Kollective Technology, Inc. is a provider of cloud-based enterprise video applications that facilitate the delivery of live and on-demand video for corporate communications. The company's platform includes various solutions such as Webcaster, which allows users to create self-service webcasts; a Software-Defined Enterprise Content Delivery Network (SD ECDN) that streams video to employees without disrupting other network applications; Mediacenter, an employee video portal; and Kollective IQ, a data analytics dashboard. By leveraging existing network infrastructure, Kollective's technology enhances content delivery while minimizing bandwidth usage, making it easier for businesses to engage their employees through video. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Bend, Oregon, the company serves clients both in the United States and internationally. It was previously known as Kontiki, Inc. before rebranding in March 2015.
Observable Networks
Series B in 2016
Observable offers Network Security-as-a-Service providing automated security analytics and modeling to continuously analyze the behavior of all network devices. Observable Networks, the Clayton-based network security startup.
Passport
Series B in 2016
Passport is the technology leader in parking compliance and curbside payment solutions. By helping cities integrate paid parking, enforcement operations, and payment infrastructure into one software solution, Passport provides the only platform that connects the complexities of mobility to efficiently manage and monetize the curb. From mobile payments to citation issuance, permitting technology and more, Passport is empowering cities of all sizes with better insights to improve parking turnover, expand revenue opportunities, and create better compliance.
Zefr
Series E in 2016
Zefr is a video advertising company that specializes in creating targeted video ad placements through its proprietary technology and content rights management platform. The company focuses on aligning the right advertisements with appropriate content on popular platforms, ensuring that brands can safely and effectively scale their video marketing campaigns. By combining advanced technology with human review, Zefr offers customized packages that enhance the precision and impact of video advertising. The company's name pays homage to the Zephyr skate team of the 1970s, reflecting a spirit of innovation and boundary-pushing that is central to its mission.
Unitas Global
Series B in 2016
Unitas Global LLC is a provider of cloud infrastructure and networking solutions, established in 2011 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California. The company designs, deploys, and manages a range of services focused on global cloud access and connectivity, including enterprise private cloud, hybrid and multi-cloud solutions, and managed public cloud services. Unitas Global offers a platform-based managed network service that interconnects cloud providers, carrier-neutral data centers, SaaS applications, and edge access networks, creating a global interconnection fabric that serves millions of commercial locations. By utilizing partnerships with major technology companies, Unitas Global aims to transform IT consumption for both large and small enterprises, delivering innovative and secure solutions that enhance network efficiency and visibility.
Wellspring
Series B in 2016
Wellspring Worldwide unifies the process of discovery for organizations that transform knowledge into innovation. Its software products, Sophia, Flintbox, and Zeto manage every step of the Knowledge Supply Chain, enabling leading companies, hospitals, and universities to harness their network of intellectual assets for competitive advantage. It was founded in 2003 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.
Clear Software
Seed Round in 2016
Clear Software is an Intelligent Automation platform that protects and extends technology investments. The company's platform enables organizations to streamline core business processes across software such as SAP, OracleEBS, Salesforce, and many other cloud and premise applications. It enables automation ranging from a single step task to an end-to-end business process that may involve hundreds of tasks. Clear Software was established in 2015 and is headquartered in Zionsville, Indiana.
Lightstream
Seed Round in 2015
Lightstream builds live streaming creative tools and technology with a true passion for live video production, gaming and supporting the explosive growth of creators and their communities. Their cloud-based technology and products transform difficult technical hurdles into streamlined workflows – empowering creators to effortlessly share their passion, talent, and creativity on live streaming platforms like Mixer, Twitch, Facebook, YouTube, and more. Since 2014, they have been building a cloud-based live streaming studio with the goal of removing all the technical hurdles and putting advanced production capabilities in the hands of beginners. Today, they have thousands of creators streaming with Lightstream Studio for thousands of hours every day. They have partnered with Microsoft to offer Lightstream Studio to millions of Xbox and Windows streamers as part of the native OS experience – in addition to licensing their technology to major game studios and media companies.
Intradiem
Venture Round in 2015
Intradiem, Inc. specializes in intraday automation solutions for multi-channel contact centers, enhancing efficiency and customer experience. Founded in 1995 and based in Alpharetta, Georgia, the company provides a comprehensive SaaS-based platform that automates real-time management processes for frontline workforces, including contact centers, back offices, and retail environments. Its offerings include task management, real-time adherence, intraday staffing, and channel balancing, among others. Intradiem's patented AI-powered technology processes large volumes of data in real time, enabling organizations to adapt swiftly to changing conditions. The company serves a diverse range of industries, including telecommunications, financial services, and healthcare, and its solutions are utilized by over 250,000 frontline workers daily. Additionally, Intradiem offers implementation, training, consulting, and customer support services to ensure successful integration and ongoing performance.
Machinima
Series E in 2015
Machinima, Inc. is a media company that produces and distributes video content primarily targeted at young males and video gamers. Founded in January 2000 and headquartered in Burbank, California, Machinima offers a diverse range of programming, including scripted series, original content, and gameplay videos, as well as animation, movies, and TV shows. The company's content is accessible through various global distribution platforms such as YouTube, Xbox, iOS, Android, and social media networks like Facebook and Twitter. As of November 30, 2016, Machinima operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Netuitive
Venture Round in 2014
Netuitive, Inc. provides self-learning performance management software. Its products include Netuitive Service Analyzer that automates performance management applications, as well as delivers a view of business service health in information technology silos; Netuitive SI, which automates systems threshold administration and performance management; and Netuitive SI for VMWARE, a self-learning performance management software for virtualized environments.
HealthiNation
Venture Round in 2014
HealthiNation, Inc. is a digital health video platform that creates engaging and informative content focused on healthy living. Established in 2005 and headquartered in New York, the company produces a wide range of videos that inspire individuals to adopt healthier lifestyles. Its programming includes topics such as nutrition, fitness, disease education, and personal health stories, addressing conditions like diabetes and multiple sclerosis. With over 87 million monthly video views, HealthiNation has emerged as a leading provider of original health video content, aiming to educate and motivate viewers to make informed health choices and improve their overall well-being.
SimpleReach
Series A in 2014
SimpleReach, Inc. provides a platform that tracks social interaction with published content to deliver insights and performance metrics related to social behavior. By integrating data from various channels and websites, the company offers a comprehensive view of content effectiveness, helping clients enhance their return on content investments. Utilizing advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence, SimpleReach assists marketers in refining future campaigns and enables publishers to create dashboards for monitoring and reporting on campaign performance. The company serves a range of clients, including notable brands like Intel, Chase, and Home Depot, who rely on its platform to gain actionable insights and improve content impact. Founded in 2010 and based in New York, SimpleReach operates as a subsidiary of Nativo, Inc. since March 2019.
Wellspring
Venture Round in 2014
Wellspring Worldwide unifies the process of discovery for organizations that transform knowledge into innovation. Its software products, Sophia, Flintbox, and Zeto manage every step of the Knowledge Supply Chain, enabling leading companies, hospitals, and universities to harness their network of intellectual assets for competitive advantage. It was founded in 2003 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.
Machinima
Series D in 2014
Machinima, Inc. is a media company that produces and distributes video content primarily targeted at young males and video gamers. Founded in January 2000 and headquartered in Burbank, California, Machinima offers a diverse range of programming, including scripted series, original content, and gameplay videos, as well as animation, movies, and TV shows. The company's content is accessible through various global distribution platforms such as YouTube, Xbox, iOS, Android, and social media networks like Facebook and Twitter. As of November 30, 2016, Machinima operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Unitas Global
Series A in 2014
Unitas Global LLC is a provider of cloud infrastructure and networking solutions, established in 2011 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California. The company designs, deploys, and manages a range of services focused on global cloud access and connectivity, including enterprise private cloud, hybrid and multi-cloud solutions, and managed public cloud services. Unitas Global offers a platform-based managed network service that interconnects cloud providers, carrier-neutral data centers, SaaS applications, and edge access networks, creating a global interconnection fabric that serves millions of commercial locations. By utilizing partnerships with major technology companies, Unitas Global aims to transform IT consumption for both large and small enterprises, delivering innovative and secure solutions that enhance network efficiency and visibility.
LLamasoft
Series A in 2012
LLamasoft, Inc. specializes in developing supply chain design and analysis software and solutions, providing tools that enhance operational efficiency for businesses worldwide. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the company offers a range of products, including Supply Chain Guru, a software for designing supply chains; Transportation Guru, which focuses on network design and transportation routing; and Optimiza, an AI-powered platform that leverages machine learning and optimization algorithms. LLamasoft's solutions help organizations visualize inefficiencies and optimize various aspects of their supply chains, including inventory management, product flow, and transportation. The company serves diverse industries such as aerospace, automotive, healthcare, and retail, enabling clients to make informed decisions that drive profitability and growth. Additionally, LLamasoft provides consulting, training, and technical support services, and collaborates with humanitarian organizations to enhance health supply chains, aiming to positively impact millions of lives.
eSpark
Series A in 2012
eSpark, Inc. specializes in developing educational applications for iPad, aimed primarily at elementary school students. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Chicago, with an additional office in San Francisco, the company offers tools such as Frontier, which engages students in writing, and eSpark, which provides differentiated instruction in math and English Language Arts (ELA). eSpark's mission focuses on creating a student-centered learning environment, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to achieve their academic goals, regardless of their background or circumstances.
Zefr
Series C in 2012
Zefr is a video advertising company that specializes in creating targeted video ad placements through its proprietary technology and content rights management platform. The company focuses on aligning the right advertisements with appropriate content on popular platforms, ensuring that brands can safely and effectively scale their video marketing campaigns. By combining advanced technology with human review, Zefr offers customized packages that enhance the precision and impact of video advertising. The company's name pays homage to the Zephyr skate team of the 1970s, reflecting a spirit of innovation and boundary-pushing that is central to its mission.
AwesomenessTV
Series A in 2012
AwesomenessTV is a multi-platform media company based in Santa Monica, California, specializing in original programming aimed at the global Gen Z audience. It operates as a subsidiary of Viacom International Inc. and is owned by DreamWorks Animation and Hearst Corporation, which holds a 25 percent stake. The company's offerings include AwesomenessTV, a prominent destination for youth-oriented content; the ATV Network, a community-based multi-channel network with over 90,000 channels; and Big Frame, a talent management firm focused on influencers. Additionally, AwesomenessTV encompasses DreamWorksTV, Awestruck, Awesomeness Films, Wildness, as well as divisions dedicated to consumer products, music, and branded entertainment. Founded by Brian Robbins and Joe Davola, AwesomenessTV has established itself as a significant player in the digital media landscape.
Poptent
Venture Round in 2012
Poptent is a social video marketing platform that supports professional and freelance videographers to create and manage video projects from start to finish. It offers an array of productivity tools and enables videographers to create portfolios to showcase their work to the professional world. It facilitates relationships between creators and companies seeking solutions to developing branded content. The platform offers threaded discussions, file sharing facilities, and private video sharing options, which help videographers collaborate and assign credit to other creators in their joint projects. Its production capabilities include short form commercials, longer form advertorials, and other video content. RSS feeds, activity monitoring, and status updates allow Poptent members to stay connected with everyone they are following. The platform features an HD-ready video player online, which facilitates viewing and uploading of videos through its video compression codecs. Poptent can be integrated with other popular social networking sites such as Twitter and YouTube. Poptent serves a diverse array of brands such as General Mills, Coca-Cola, GE, Proctor & Gamble, Unilever, Nestle, American Express, LG, Netflix, Frito-Lay, Geico, Novartis, M&M Mars, Budweiser, MillerCoors, Century 21, Callaway Golf, New Line Cinema, Fedex, Anheuser-Busch, NASDAQ OMX, US Bank, New York Life, Amazon, and Nokia. Poptent was launched in 2007 by Rick Parkhill and is operated from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
DramaFever
Series B in 2012
DramaFever is a leading online platform specializing in the streaming of international television shows and movies. As a subsidiary of SoftBank Internet and Media, Inc., it offers millions of viewers access to a diverse selection of content, featuring professional subtitles and high-definition quality across various apps and devices. The service focuses on delivering an engaging viewing experience, partnering with organizations like AMC Networks to enhance its offerings. With a dedicated team of over 130 professionals, including approximately 50 engineers, DramaFever is committed to creating a user-friendly interface that caters to the preferences of its audience, enabling them to discover and enjoy popular shows and films from around the globe.
Machinima
Series C in 2012
Machinima, Inc. is a media company that produces and distributes video content primarily targeted at young males and video gamers. Founded in January 2000 and headquartered in Burbank, California, Machinima offers a diverse range of programming, including scripted series, original content, and gameplay videos, as well as animation, movies, and TV shows. The company's content is accessible through various global distribution platforms such as YouTube, Xbox, iOS, Android, and social media networks like Facebook and Twitter. As of November 30, 2016, Machinima operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
DataPop
Series B in 2012
DataPop, Inc. is a technology company that offers OmniAds, a cloud-based platform designed to optimize advertisements for retail customers across various channels, including search, shopping, and social media. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, with additional offices in New York, Austin, and Phoenix, DataPop focuses on enhancing the relevance of advertisements by connecting advertiser messages to user intent. The platform automates the conversion of data from clients' websites into tailored and targeted search advertisements, enabling retailers to improve their product merchandising in product listing ads and comparison shopping engines. As of February 2015, DataPop operates as a subsidiary of Criteo SA.
Kollective
Series C in 2012
Kollective Technology, Inc. is a provider of cloud-based enterprise video applications that facilitate the delivery of live and on-demand video for corporate communications. The company's platform includes various solutions such as Webcaster, which allows users to create self-service webcasts; a Software-Defined Enterprise Content Delivery Network (SD ECDN) that streams video to employees without disrupting other network applications; Mediacenter, an employee video portal; and Kollective IQ, a data analytics dashboard. By leveraging existing network infrastructure, Kollective's technology enhances content delivery while minimizing bandwidth usage, making it easier for businesses to engage their employees through video. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Bend, Oregon, the company serves clients both in the United States and internationally. It was previously known as Kontiki, Inc. before rebranding in March 2015.
OneCause (formerly BidPal)
Series B in 2011
BidPal has rebranded as OneCause. Raise more money and reach more donors with OneCause Fundraising Software and BidPal Mobile Bidding. Located in the technology hub of Indianapolis, OneCause has been recognized on the Inc. 500 list of Fastest Growing Companies and has received a Techpoint MIRA award for Mobile Technology Excellence & Innovation. The company’s fundraising technology includes: Mobile Bidding, Online Fundraising, Peer to Peer Fundraising, Event Software, Payment Processing, Online Ticketing, Mobile Donations, Text2Give, and Registration and Checkout software.
Zefr
Series B in 2011
Zefr is a video advertising company that specializes in creating targeted video ad placements through its proprietary technology and content rights management platform. The company focuses on aligning the right advertisements with appropriate content on popular platforms, ensuring that brands can safely and effectively scale their video marketing campaigns. By combining advanced technology with human review, Zefr offers customized packages that enhance the precision and impact of video advertising. The company's name pays homage to the Zephyr skate team of the 1970s, reflecting a spirit of innovation and boundary-pushing that is central to its mission.
ReachForce
Venture Round in 2011
ReachForce delivers cloud-based lead conversion acceleration software and services specifically designed for B2B marketers to accelerate conversions from their inbound, outbound, and database marketing initiatives. ReachForce fuels lead generation for over 400 leading companies such as Box.net, Citrix Online, Eloqua, GXS, Marketo, TripAdvisor, and Trend Micro. Businesses use ReachForce to optimize their nurturing, scoring, targeting, segmentation and marketing automation initiatives, thereby accelerating revenue. For more information on ReachForce and conversion acceleration best practices, visit our site at www.reachforce.com, our Blog at - http://blog.reachforce.com/ or follow us on Twitter - http://twitter.com/#/reachforce
Playcast Media
Series B in 2011
Playcast Media Systems brings video games to the world's largest media distribution platform Pay TV networks. The company's solution includes a head-end based system, which streams a game's audiovisual content as a standard MPEG stream, as well as the provisioning of the content and programming itself. Playcast's media streaming systems, located in operators headends, host the games and stream them over the existing video network to an already distributed base of set-top boxes. Playcast is a privately owned, venture capital backed company, based in Israel and the UK.
Poptent
Series A in 2010
Poptent is a social video marketing platform that supports professional and freelance videographers to create and manage video projects from start to finish. It offers an array of productivity tools and enables videographers to create portfolios to showcase their work to the professional world. It facilitates relationships between creators and companies seeking solutions to developing branded content. The platform offers threaded discussions, file sharing facilities, and private video sharing options, which help videographers collaborate and assign credit to other creators in their joint projects. Its production capabilities include short form commercials, longer form advertorials, and other video content. RSS feeds, activity monitoring, and status updates allow Poptent members to stay connected with everyone they are following. The platform features an HD-ready video player online, which facilitates viewing and uploading of videos through its video compression codecs. Poptent can be integrated with other popular social networking sites such as Twitter and YouTube. Poptent serves a diverse array of brands such as General Mills, Coca-Cola, GE, Proctor & Gamble, Unilever, Nestle, American Express, LG, Netflix, Frito-Lay, Geico, Novartis, M&M Mars, Budweiser, MillerCoors, Century 21, Callaway Golf, New Line Cinema, Fedex, Anheuser-Busch, NASDAQ OMX, US Bank, New York Life, Amazon, and Nokia. Poptent was launched in 2007 by Rick Parkhill and is operated from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Kollective
Series B in 2010
Kollective Technology, Inc. is a provider of cloud-based enterprise video applications that facilitate the delivery of live and on-demand video for corporate communications. The company's platform includes various solutions such as Webcaster, which allows users to create self-service webcasts; a Software-Defined Enterprise Content Delivery Network (SD ECDN) that streams video to employees without disrupting other network applications; Mediacenter, an employee video portal; and Kollective IQ, a data analytics dashboard. By leveraging existing network infrastructure, Kollective's technology enhances content delivery while minimizing bandwidth usage, making it easier for businesses to engage their employees through video. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Bend, Oregon, the company serves clients both in the United States and internationally. It was previously known as Kontiki, Inc. before rebranding in March 2015.
TopSchool
Series C in 2010
TopSchool specializes in Student Lifecycle Management Systems, offering a comprehensive platform that includes a core student information system, a student portal, customer relationship management (CRM) tools, and a reporting and business intelligence suite. This solution enables educational institutions to efficiently manage and report on student information while gaining valuable insights that can enhance lead conversion and improve student retention. By addressing critical aspects of the student lifecycle, such as recruitment, retention, and career services, TopSchool has established itself as a pioneer in the development of Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions in higher education.
Geodelic Systems
Series B in 2010
Geodelic Systems, Inc. is a technology company based in Los Angeles, California, that specializes in providing a white-label platform designed for mobile and desktop web applications, notifications, and smartphone usage. Founded in 2007, Geodelic offers tools such as GeoBuys, which enables merchants to create self-service offers and provides consumers with targeted deal discovery and real-time analytics. Additionally, its GeoGuides service helps businesses develop mobile content to engage consumers effectively with commerce activities. The company's platform is utilized by prominent mobile operators and enterprises across the United States, Europe, and Asia, including clients like Verizon and Korea Telecom. By leveraging contextual targeting and rich content, Geodelic aims to enhance the strategic capabilities of its partners and deliver significant value to their consumers.
Netuitive
Venture Round in 2010
Netuitive, Inc. provides self-learning performance management software. Its products include Netuitive Service Analyzer that automates performance management applications, as well as delivers a view of business service health in information technology silos; Netuitive SI, which automates systems threshold administration and performance management; and Netuitive SI for VMWARE, a self-learning performance management software for virtualized environments.
Machinima
Series A in 2009
Machinima, Inc. is a media company that produces and distributes video content primarily targeted at young males and video gamers. Founded in January 2000 and headquartered in Burbank, California, Machinima offers a diverse range of programming, including scripted series, original content, and gameplay videos, as well as animation, movies, and TV shows. The company's content is accessible through various global distribution platforms such as YouTube, Xbox, iOS, Android, and social media networks like Facebook and Twitter. As of November 30, 2016, Machinima operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Generate
Series A in 2009
Generate is a production and management company that develops entertainment properties for the Millennial audience across multiple media platforms. Generate develops professionally produced content that can move from broadband to television, film, publishing and beyond, and creates ways to integrate the advertising, technology and entertainment communities. Generate's talent management arm includes a large concentration of talent including actors, comedians, writers, producers and directors. Generate Insight, the company's market research division, gathers and analyzes data about Millennials.
Machinima
Series A in 2008
Machinima, Inc. is a media company that produces and distributes video content primarily targeted at young males and video gamers. Founded in January 2000 and headquartered in Burbank, California, Machinima offers a diverse range of programming, including scripted series, original content, and gameplay videos, as well as animation, movies, and TV shows. The company's content is accessible through various global distribution platforms such as YouTube, Xbox, iOS, Android, and social media networks like Facebook and Twitter. As of November 30, 2016, Machinima operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
HealthiNation
Series B in 2008
HealthiNation, Inc. is a digital health video platform that creates engaging and informative content focused on healthy living. Established in 2005 and headquartered in New York, the company produces a wide range of videos that inspire individuals to adopt healthier lifestyles. Its programming includes topics such as nutrition, fitness, disease education, and personal health stories, addressing conditions like diabetes and multiple sclerosis. With over 87 million monthly video views, HealthiNation has emerged as a leading provider of original health video content, aiming to educate and motivate viewers to make informed health choices and improve their overall well-being.
Kollective
Acquisition in 2008
Kollective Technology, Inc. is a provider of cloud-based enterprise video applications that facilitate the delivery of live and on-demand video for corporate communications. The company's platform includes various solutions such as Webcaster, which allows users to create self-service webcasts; a Software-Defined Enterprise Content Delivery Network (SD ECDN) that streams video to employees without disrupting other network applications; Mediacenter, an employee video portal; and Kollective IQ, a data analytics dashboard. By leveraging existing network infrastructure, Kollective's technology enhances content delivery while minimizing bandwidth usage, making it easier for businesses to engage their employees through video. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Bend, Oregon, the company serves clients both in the United States and internationally. It was previously known as Kontiki, Inc. before rebranding in March 2015.
DBS Communications
Series D in 2007
DBS Communications is a leading independent mobile virtual network operator (MVNO). DBS products operate on several wireless and long distance carrier networks, using a wide variety of GSM, TDMA, and CDMA handsets. DBS creates branded product lines of its own for specific distribution channels and enables wireless product offerings for other distribution companies, carriers, and market segments. As a leading independent provider of prepaid wireless services, the Company has developed a portfolio of innovative proprietary technologies that enable carrier networks with “alternative payment” wireless products for multiple channel partners and for targeted niche market segments.
Netuitive
Series D in 2007
Netuitive, Inc. provides self-learning performance management software. Its products include Netuitive Service Analyzer that automates performance management applications, as well as delivers a view of business service health in information technology silos; Netuitive SI, which automates systems threshold administration and performance management; and Netuitive SI for VMWARE, a self-learning performance management software for virtualized environments.
Junction Solutions
Venture Round in 2007
Junction Solutions is a single-source provider of vertical-specific applications and consulting services for the Food & Beverage, Retail, Consumer-Packaged Goods (CPG) and Life Sciences industries. Their industry-focused solutions empower B2B and B2C companies to sell, service, grow and thrive. Founded in 2002, Junction Solutions has built a solid reputation for offering continuous innovation in industry-specific solution suites for Food & Beverage, Retail, CPG, and Life Sciences businesses, while providing superior support and customer service, backed by global technology leader, Microsoft. Their experienced management team brings to the table decades of hands-on leadership expertise in software application development, business consulting planning and implementation, and an extensive understanding of their key vertical industries. With this expertise, Junction Solutions is able to build strong partnerships with their customers to maximize their technology investment. As a leading Microsoft Partner and recipient of numerous industry awards, Junction Solutions leverages Microsoft’s leading enterprise resource planning platform, Microsoft Dynamics AX, and other Microsoft-centric tools to help customers stay competitive in a constantly changing environment. Their solutions are flexible, scalable and specific to each industry they serve, giving their customers the resources they need to manage growth and maximize profits. They believe in a consultative approach to business management, working in tandem with each customer to offer best practice solutions to unique industry challenges. Their customers benefit from their commitment to increasing their return on investment today and in the future. Junction Solutions is headquartered in Denver, Colorado and maintains several corporate offices throughout the country, including California and Georgia.
Buzz Media
Series A in 2006
Buzzmedia is an entertainment publisher focused on pop culture, music, and celebrity content. Based on concepts on social media, its platform enables brand advertisers to access and engage audiences using a combination of professional editorial, expert opinion, user contributions, and customized marketing solutions.
Apex Learning
Series B in 2006
Apex Learning Inc. is a prominent provider of blended and virtual learning solutions for secondary education in the United States. Established in 1997 and headquartered in Seattle, the company offers a comprehensive digital curriculum designed to engage students in a rigorous learning experience across various subjects, including math, science, English, and social studies. Its offerings cater to multiple educational needs, such as original credit, credit recovery, and exam preparation, while also addressing the requirements of exceptional learners and non-traditional education settings. Apex Learning's platform features a wide range of online courses and embedded supports, providing actionable data and scaffolds to facilitate diverse student learning needs. The company aims to empower schools to enhance student engagement and ensure successful high school graduation and preparation for post-secondary education or careers.
NBX
Series A in 2006
NBX Inc. is an online sports entertainment company offering the first head-to-head fantasy sportsbook integrated with an activity-based social network and "tell it like it is" sports media. The NBX Fantasy Sportsbook(TM) lets fans "wager" against their buddies using NBX points, not their hard-earned cash. It's real sporting events, real Vegas odds and the real action of a casino sportsbook. The sports-based social network allows sports fans to make new connections with other fans as well as challenge friends and rivals of their favorite teams. It's free to join and free to play. Uninhibited, original sports media provides unique commentary and insight that can't be found in the mainstream media.
Blue Frog Media
Series A in 2005
Blue Frog Mobile is doing business as Blue Frog Media, Inc. The company engages in the creation and distribution of text channels.
Bladelogic
Series D in 2005
BladeLogic, acquired by BMC in 2008, specialized in data center automation solutions for IT organizations. The company's software products facilitated the management of data center operations through an integrated approach, allowing users to optimize IT infrastructure dynamically. By linking management tasks, configuration data, and personnel, BladeLogic's solutions aimed to create a highly agile and efficient IT environment. The company served a diverse clientele, including enterprises, service providers, and government agencies, addressing the entire lifecycle of data center management.
Smoothstone
Series A in 2005
Smoothstone IP Communications, Inc. operates as an IP communications provider for medium-sized enterprises in the United States, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Greece, and the Netherlands. It offers a platform that provides centrally managed solutions, including VoIP over a private and nationwide network. The company provides Smoothstone DRS, a cloud-based disaster recovery solution with call control and unified communications tools for Avaya Unified Communications environments to define the policies and procedures; and Mobile Connect, an application for Apple's iPhone that allows enterprises to offer corporate communications services to mobile employees. It also offers its cloud-based enterprise communications applications and services in the European markets, including the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Switzerland. The company has a strategic partnership with Logista. Smoothstone IP Communications, Inc. was formerly known as Teledvance Communications, Inc. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Louisville, Kentucky.
Klir
Series A in 2005
Klir Inc. develops a comprehensive application aimed at managing regulatory compliance for water providers. Founded in 2018, the company’s platform allows users to gather, monitor, and analyze compliance data within a single, user-friendly web-based interface. This integrated solution assists water utilities in ensuring water safety by centralizing sampling, operational, and compliance data, and providing built-in collaboration tools for efficient task management. Headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, Klir also maintains offices in Toronto, Canada, and Boston, USA. Its innovative approach helps water utilities address environmental and public health risks effectively, making it a vital resource for the water sector.
Kollective
Venture Round in 2004
Kollective Technology, Inc. is a provider of cloud-based enterprise video applications that facilitate the delivery of live and on-demand video for corporate communications. The company's platform includes various solutions such as Webcaster, which allows users to create self-service webcasts; a Software-Defined Enterprise Content Delivery Network (SD ECDN) that streams video to employees without disrupting other network applications; Mediacenter, an employee video portal; and Kollective IQ, a data analytics dashboard. By leveraging existing network infrastructure, Kollective's technology enhances content delivery while minimizing bandwidth usage, making it easier for businesses to engage their employees through video. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Bend, Oregon, the company serves clients both in the United States and internationally. It was previously known as Kontiki, Inc. before rebranding in March 2015.
Bladelogic
Series C in 2004
BladeLogic, acquired by BMC in 2008, specialized in data center automation solutions for IT organizations. The company's software products facilitated the management of data center operations through an integrated approach, allowing users to optimize IT infrastructure dynamically. By linking management tasks, configuration data, and personnel, BladeLogic's solutions aimed to create a highly agile and efficient IT environment. The company served a diverse clientele, including enterprises, service providers, and government agencies, addressing the entire lifecycle of data center management.
Multicast Media
Venture Round in 2004
Multicast makes it easy for organizations of all types and sizes to effectively use video, audio and rich media presentations to inform, educate, entertain, promote and inspire. Over 2,300 organizations have chosen Multicast because meeting their goals requires more than just hosting videos and serving ads. It means using video, audio and rich media presentations to communicate effectively with their prospects, customers, colleagues, partners, shareholders, constituents, members, patients, students and congregants. Multicast’s proven solutions and acclaimed client service make it uniquely able to serve the communication needs of organizations who want to: - Capture and stream live events over the Internet and on the iPhone - Make video, audio and rich media presentations available on-demand - Maximize the value of their content
Concord Music
Series B in 1996
Concord Music is an independent music and theatrical rights company based in Nashville, Tennessee. The company specializes in the development, management, and acquisition of sound recordings, music publishing, and theatrical performance rights. It represents a diverse array of artistic works, including songs, composed pieces, plays, and musicals. Concord Music is dedicated to managing recorded music activities and publishing music, effectively supporting artists and their creative endeavors. Through its various initiatives, the company aims to foster and promote a rich catalog of music and theatrical content.
Part Analytics
Part Analytics strategic sourcing solution transforms Direct Material Sourcing to optimize cost, drive efficiency and mitigate supply chain risk with AI-powered analytics and insights. By combining organization's internal data with market, community and network data, our AI powered platform continuously streams opportunities for savings and risk mitigation to enterprise sourcing leaders. On average, we are able to save enterprise customers up to 20% in direct material costs.
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