Glendale

73–89 of 89 companies

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  The Frontline Group

  Energy

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  The High Monks

  Gaming

  The High Monks operates in the NFT and blockchain space, offering digital assets that serve as membership cards to an exclusive Canna Club. The business model revolves around selling NFTs that provide holders with access to a variety of benefits, including real-life events, limited edition merchandise, and a play-to-earn game with staking options. The company targets NFT enthusiasts and individuals interested in cannabis culture, leveraging community support and industry partnerships to sustain growth even in challenging market conditions. Revenue is generated through the sale of NFTs, merchandise, and potentially through commissions from brand ambassador programs. The High Monks also incentivizes engagement through airdrops and staking rewards, enhancing the value proposition for its NFT holders.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  The Series Regulars

  Media

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Thesolo

  Education

  TheSolo.Network operates as a collaborative ecosystem designed to bridge the gap between students, universities, and companies by providing verified learning and career opportunities. The platform serves dynamic talents by offering a range of services including internship management, talent exposure, and hackathon announcements. Universities can share verified data on available talent, tailor work-integrated learning programs, and ensure students are work-ready. Companies benefit from transparent access to a pool of verified student profiles, enabling them to find rising talent for internships and hackathons. The business model revolves around creating a modular and engaging training process, offering competitive advantages to students through scholarships and finance-related programs. By facilitating a modern collaboration platform, TheSolo.Network aims to empower students to become independent, confident, and skilled, ready to seize job opportunities. The platform's unique learning experiences and recognition programs, including challenges and rewards, further enhance the value proposition for its users.

  Early stage

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  Thunderbirdsenior

  Hosting, Semiconductors

  Early stage

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  Todaytext

  Media

  Early stage

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  Tra Corp

  Education

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Treasure House Arizona

  Health

  Treasure House is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that operates a supportive living residence in Glendale, Arizona, for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). The inspiration for Treasure House came from their eldest son, Zack, who sustained a traumatic brain injury as a child. They envisioned a community where young adults with IDD could develop independence, form meaningful relationships, and be integrated into the broader community. The business model is structured as a private-pay residential facility, though it is heavily subsidized through philanthropy to remain affordable. Residents pay monthly room and board, which covers about 50% of the total operational cost; the remaining gap is funded through donations, special events, and fundraising campaigns. The organization receives no government funding for its residents. Major fundraising events include "Smoke & Strings" and "Celebrity Game Night," which have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. A recent $10 million capital campaign, "Growing Home," was launched to sustain and expand the Treasure House model nationally. The Treasure House facility is a two-story, 29-unit apartment community where each resident has a private apartment with a kitchenette and bathroom. It provides 24/7 on-site support from staff, including life coaches and community assistants who help residents with daily activities, goal setting, and relationship building. The program is designed to foster independence by focusing on personalized life plans for each resident. Services include employment services, life skills training (such as money management and scheduling appointments), health and wellness coaching with an in-house registered dietician, and transportation. The community features a fitness center, a communal kitchen and dining room, a theater room, creative arts classrooms, and outdoor recreational spaces.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  trucksonlysales.com

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Valuzz

  Early stage

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  VoIP Pro

  Telecom

  VoIP PRO, operated by Canyon Telecom, Inc., is a Phoenix-based telecommunications company that provides enterprise-grade unified communications solutions. The firm has a long history in the industry, originally founded in 1986 as Canyon Telecom, Inc., a traditional provider that installed and serviced on-premise PBX hardware. Over four decades, the company evolved alongside telecommunications technology, embracing the shift to cloud-based systems during the 2010s. This evolution culminated in the launch of the VoIP PRO brand in 2017, which was created to deliver next-generation Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) to the Phoenix business community, combining its extensive telecom experience with modern cloud technology. The company's business model focuses on delivering scalable, feature-rich cloud communication solutions to businesses of every size, from small businesses to large enterprises. VoIP PRO positions itself as a full-service cloud communications and managed technology partner, emphasizing its local Phoenix-based team for setup, training, and support as a key differentiator from larger, impersonal national carriers. Its services are designed to replace outdated phone systems, allowing teams to work from anywhere while enhancing collaboration and productivity. While specific pricing is not detailed, the model aligns with typical industry per-user monthly subscriptions, which generally range from $20 to $40 per user depending on the included features. The company's offerings are consolidated under its 'MyCloud' product suite, which includes a comprehensive set of tools. Core services include UCaaS, an AI-powered receptionist that can answer calls and capture leads 24/7, and business messaging through 'MyCloud Messenger'. For collaboration, 'MyCloud Meeting Pro' provides an all-in-one platform for video meetings and team messaging. The company also provides advanced solutions for customer-facing teams with 'MyCloud Contact Center' and offers 'MyCloud SecureLink', which integrates SD-WAN and network security to protect business traffic. This suite of services is intended to provide a complete, managed solution for business communication and network security.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Vst4free

  Music

  Early stage

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  Warezaccess

  Music

  Early stage

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  Westgate Entertainment District

  Kids

  Early stage

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  Yoga Cold Bath

  Health, Sports

  Yoga Cold Bath is a designed recovery studio located in North Phoenix, Arizona, founded by Sarah and Brooks. The locally-owned facility was created to provide the community with a dedicated space that supports both intense physical activity and subsequent recovery. The business operates on a membership-based model, offering clients the flexibility to choose individual services or engage in the entire recovery circuit. The studio's core offering is contrast therapy, which involves alternating between hot and cold treatments to accelerate healing, reduce inflammation, and improve circulation. Clients can utilize a variety of amenities, including several saunas set at different temperatures (130°F, 160°F, and 180°F), and multiple Morozko Forge ice bath tubs with temperatures ranging from 30°F to 50°F. The process is structured as a circuit: guests can start with yoga, heat their bodies in a sauna, immerse in an ice bath for two to four minutes with guided breathing support from staff, and then warm up again in a sauna, a saltwater hot tub, or with red light therapy. In addition to contrast therapy, the studio provides yoga classes designed for recovery, incorporating yin and foam rolling techniques. A unique feature is America's only green light therapy room, a Phoenix-produced product intended to help with headaches and migraines by simulating forest bathing for relaxation. This comprehensive suite of services targets athletes, parents, and fitness enthusiasts, aiming to enhance physical recovery, calm the nervous system, improve focus, and support cardiovascular health.

  Early stage

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  Young Manufacturing

  Semiconductors

  Early stage

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  Zample Studio

  Enterprise software

  Zample Studio is a multifaceted creative agency that specializes in photography, animation, and technical services aimed at helping businesses grow. The company serves a diverse range of clients, from small startups to established enterprises, providing them with tailored solutions to enhance their online presence and brand image. Operating in the digital content creation market, Zample Studio combines the expertise of coders, photographers, technicians, animators, and artists to deliver comprehensive services. The business model is project-based, charging clients for specific services such as content creation, technical installations, and graphical art. Revenue is generated through service fees, which are competitive and designed to meet community standards. The company prides itself on understanding customer needs deeply, treating clients like friends, and continuously improving its offerings to stay aligned with current trends.

  Early stage · 1 employees · $350K raised