Gilbert

145–168 of 309 companies

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  Marikana

  Wellness & beauty

  Early stage

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  Matt Brinton Painting LLC

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Medicalartspharm

  Health

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Meridian Design

  Energy

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  MesaBizz

  Enterprise software

  Early stage

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  Moneyforlunch

  Food

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Moonfyre

  Hosting

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Morelson

  Enterprise software

  Morelson is a consultancy firm specializing in AI advisory and implementation, focusing on deploying intelligent agent systems for businesses. The company, based in Phoenix, Arizona, provides services that include strategic technical leadership, AI readiness assessments, and the architecture and deployment of production-grade agent systems. Morelson's approach emphasizes creating systems with built-in compliance controls, audit logging, and permission scoping from the outset. They cater to a range of clients, including those in regulated financial services, and have deployed AI agents across various sectors such as dental, real estate, accounting, and marketing. His experience includes co-founding a fintech company that served JPMorgan-tier trading firms and mentoring over 30 startups that collectively raised more than $50 million. His background also includes positions at Amazon, Harvard Business School, and Vanguard, where he focused on talent development, workplace innovation, and organizational change. Morelson's business model involves working as an extension of a client's leadership team to guide AI transformation. Their services are structured to design and deploy systems ranging from single-process automations to complex multi-agent orchestrations. A key aspect of their offering is ensuring that clients retain ownership of their configurations, data, and agent logic, thereby avoiding black-box scenarios. Engagements typically start with a discovery call to assess a client's operational needs and data infrastructure.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Motion Bridge

  Enterprise software

  MotionBridge was a technology firm specializing in mobile search solutions, established in Paris, France, in the year 2000. The company operated as a key provider of search engine technology tailored specifically for mobile networks and operators. Its primary business involved developing and supplying this specialized search technology to major mobile communications companies, counting prominent operators such as Orange, Sprint, and O2 Ltd. among its clients in Europe and North America. The firm's core product was a search technology designed to function efficiently on the mobile internet, offering clustered results and deep links to downloadable content. This system provided mobile operators with significant control through flexible resolution rules and was managed via web-based back-office tools that included detailed usage statistics. The business model centered on partnerships with these mobile operators, enabling them to enhance their content and data network value. The company attracted investment from firms like Smac Partners during its operational years. A significant milestone in MotionBridge's history occurred on February 13, 2006, when it was acquired by Microsoft. This acquisition was strategically important for Microsoft, which sought to integrate MotionBridge's technology and its established relationships with mobile operators into its Windows Live vision. The deal encompassed the company's technology, its team's expertise, and its existing client partnerships, which Microsoft continued to support post-acquisition.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  My Resource Library (MRL)

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  myexitguide.com

  Legal

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Myria

  Kids

  Myria operates in the blockchain gaming industry, providing a platform that enables decentralized game development and player ownership through non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The company serves game developers and players who are interested in leveraging blockchain technology to create, own, and trade in-game assets. Myria's business model revolves around offering scalable solutions for game development, including tools and infrastructure that facilitate the integration of blockchain features into games. The company generates revenue through transaction fees, platform usage fees, and possibly through the sale of premium tools and services. Myria aims to revolutionize the gaming industry by promoting transparency, security, and true ownership of digital assets.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Nano and Giga Solutions

  Semiconductors

  Early stage

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  Need An Attorney

  Legal

  NeedAnAttorney.net operates in the legal services market, providing a platform that connects clients with suitable attorneys using advanced artificial intelligence. The business serves individuals facing legal challenges who require efficient and reliable legal representation. By leveraging AI, the company offers personalized and precise attorney recommendations, ensuring clients are matched with the best legal professionals in their state and town. The business model focuses on lead and call generation for law firms, enhancing the quality of leads through AI-driven insights. Revenue is generated by facilitating these connections and providing value to both clients and attorneys. The platform's AI continuously learns and adapts, maintaining up-to-date and relevant recommendations, which benefits clients by simplifying the process of finding legal representation.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Neighborhood Social

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Neighborhoody

  Event tech

  Neighborhoody offers a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform tailored for Homeowners' Association (HOA) and Community Management companies seeking to streamline their online presence and resident engagement. The company provides an HOA website builder that enables management companies to create and manage websites for multiple communities efficiently. The platform operates on a multi-tenancy model, allowing managers to oversee all their communities from a single dashboard, which contrasts with the need for separate logins for each community. The service is designed to be user-friendly, allowing for the quick setup of community websites within hours rather than weeks. Key features include tools for publishing updates and news, managing event calendars, and providing a repository for important documents, all aimed at fostering self-service options for residents and reducing the administrative workload on management. The platform also offers customization options, photo galleries, and FAQ sections to help inform and engage residents. Neighborhoody aims to improve communication between associations and residents through a robust engagement platform. The business model appears to be subscription-based, highlighted by a 14-day free trial offer. The primary clients are community management companies, condos, and HOA/Strata management companies. By providing a centralized and efficient system, Neighborhoody helps these organizations enhance communication, encourage resident self-service, and ultimately manage their communities more effectively online. The software includes features for real-time metrics and charts, allowing management to measure website effectiveness and report on community engagement to board members. Additionally, it supports the use of custom domain names for a more professional and memorable online address for each community.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Neurodatanetwork

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Nevoa

  Health

  Nevoa Inc. is a healthcare technology company focused on revolutionizing disinfection practices in medical environments. The company offers advanced disinfection solutions, including a lightweight handheld fogger that uses a proprietary hypochlorous acid solution. This solution is pH neutral, non-toxic, and significantly more effective than traditional bleach, making it ideal for healthcare settings where reducing the risk of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) is critical. Nevoa's primary clients are hospitals and healthcare facilities that require efficient and effective disinfection methods to ensure patient safety and compliance with health regulations. Operating in the healthcare market, Nevoa employs a business model that combines product sales with ongoing support and maintenance services. Revenue is generated through the sale of disinfection devices and proprietary solutions, as well as through service contracts for device maintenance and training. The company's mission is to automate and enhance cleaning practices, ultimately saving lives by reducing HAIs.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $9.1M raised

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  New Homes Section

  Real estate

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Newsroom

  Early stage

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  Nishati

  Energy

  Early stage

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  Northington Fitness and Nutrition

  Sports

  Early stage

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  Northstar Processing

  Fintech

  NorthStar Processing specializes in simplifying the complexities of payment processing for businesses. By offering customizable solutions and transparent pricing, NorthStar aims to empower businesses to navigate the intricate landscape of credit card processing with ease. The company is committed to reducing the cost burden of new hardware for its clients, thereby maximizing cost savings. NorthStar's business model includes a referral program where clients can earn residual profits by referring new customers. Operating in the financial services market, NorthStar serves a diverse range of clients seeking efficient and cost-effective payment processing solutions. The company generates revenue through its tailored pricing structures, designed to enhance efficiency and reduce costs for its clients. With a steadfast commitment to guiding businesses through the complexities of credit card processing, NorthStar positions itself as a reliable partner in a crowded industry.

  Early stage

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  Nova AI Insurance

  Enterprise software

  Early stage