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Kunumi is a Brazil-based AI company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Belo Horizonte. The company specializes in artificial intelligence solutions, offering a no-code auto-machine learning platform and AI consulting services. Kunumi focuses on data analytics, machine learning, process optimization, event forecasting, automation, and computer vision. It was acquired by Banco Bradesco in November 2023, enhancing its capabilities in sectors such as finance, health, insurance, retail, and manufacturing. The company provides end-to-end AI solutions through its Coop consulting service, which follows a structured three-step process: Discovery, Modeling, and Running. This approach allows for tailored AI solutions that include custom model development, predictive modeling, and data management. Kunumi emphasizes collaboration between human creativity and AI technology, utilizing tools like Java, Python, and deep learning to foster innovation. With a team of 50-200 employees, Kunumi is dedicated to delivering impactful AI solutions to its clients.
Miro is an AI-powered visual innovation workspace designed for collaboration among distributed teams. It provides an infinite canvas for brainstorming, planning, product design, and agile execution. Founded in 2011 by Andrey Khusid and Oleg Shardin, Miro has grown to serve over 90 million users across more than 250,000 organizations, including 99% of the Fortune 100. The platform features an unrestricted digital space that allows teams to visualize complex processes and map customer journeys. M
Monograph is a cloud-based performance management and project management platform founded in 2019, specifically designed for architects, engineers, interior designers, and A&E firms. The platform aims to streamline project lifecycles, financial tracking, and operations, addressing common challenges such as disconnected systems and lack of transparency. The platform offers a comprehensive suite of features, including project planning and scheduling, time and resource management, financial tools, reporting and analytics, and collaboration capabilities. Users benefit from real-time data, customizable reports, and workflow automation, which enhance efficiency and client experiences. Monograph serves firms of all sizes, from small teams to large enterprises, with a focus on simplicity and integration with tools like QuickBooks Online.
Nilus is an AI-powered financial technology platform dedicated to simplifying cash management and reducing living costs for low-income individuals. The company serves two main markets with tailored solutions. In its primary business, Nilus offers a cash management and accounting automation platform for finance teams. This platform consolidates cash data from various sources, including banks and payment systems, and utilizes AI to provide actionable insights. Key features include real-time cash visibility, automated cash application, cash flow forecasting, accounting automation, and streamlined bank reconciliation. Users report significant efficiency gains, saving over 200 hours monthly and reducing Days Sales Outstanding by five days. Nilus also focuses on food security through a digital retail platform in Latin America, particularly in Buenos Aires and Mexico City. This platform supports women-led micro and small retailers by providing trade credit solutions and facilitating grocery orders directly from producers. It aims to lower food costs for low-income families while promoting financial literacy among small businesses. The company values simplicity, trust, and transparency in its operations.
Schonfeld Strategic Advisors, commonly known as Schonfeld, is a global multi-strategy hedge fund based in New York City, with a significant office in Miami. Founded in 1988 by Steven Schonfeld, the firm has grown into a respected multi-manager investment platform, managing approximately $19 billion in assets. Schonfeld operates with a centralized multi-manager structure, allowing portfolio managers to maintain autonomy while benefiting from the firm's advanced technology and risk analytics. The
No code enterprise SaaS for financial control automation.
Varicent is a Toronto-based SaaS company that specializes in sales performance management (SPM) software. Founded in 2005, Varicent provides tools for sales planning, execution, variable pay, and incentive compensation management. The company aims to help revenue leaders drive growth through configurable solutions suitable for any industry or compensation model. Varicent has a rich history of innovation in the SPM space, having pioneered incentive compensation software that automates the creation, calculation, analysis, and distribution of sales incentive plans. The company has experienced significant growth, expanding its workforce from around 120 to over 700 employees since its divestment from IBM in 2020. Under the leadership of CEO Marc Altshuller, Varicent continues to enhance its offerings with AI and analytics integrations, including tools from its acquisition of Symon.AI. Varicent's software solutions are designed for mid-market and enterprise companies, focusing on optimizing sales performance and supporting complex compensation plans.
The World Surf League (WSL) is the global governing body for professional surfing, established in 1976. Headquartered in Santa Monica, California, the WSL manages over 180 contests annually, showcasing the world’s best surfers across various tours. The organization emphasizes ocean protection, equality, and the sport's heritage while promoting innovation in competitive surfing. The WSL organizes and broadcasts professional surfing competitions, including live events and digital content through