Phoenix

433–456 of 2,570 companies

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  Cdagency

  Marketing

  CD Agency is an elite digital marketing agency based in Phoenix, Arizona, specializing in comprehensive in-house digital marketing solutions. The company serves a diverse range of clients, including law firms, healthcare providers, and senior living facilities. Operating in the competitive digital marketing industry, CD Agency offers services such as web design, development, content creation, SEO, PPC, programmatic advertising, CTV, and social video. The business model revolves around providing all services in-house, ensuring quality control and cohesive strategy execution. CD Agency generates revenue through client contracts for digital marketing campaigns, leveraging its expertise to drive client growth and engagement. With over 100,000,000 digital ads served and more than $10,000,000 in ad spend managed, CD Agency has established itself as a trusted partner in the digital marketing space.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  CDROM2GO.COM

  Home & living

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  CED GreenTech

  Energy

  Breakout · 201–500 employees

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  Cedes

  Fashion

  Early stage

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  Celf-IP

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  cellbusters partner program

  Health

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Cellebration Life Sciences

  Health

  Cellebration Life Sciences, Inc. is a leading player in the field of stem cell research and treatment. In partnership with the Global Institute of Stem Cell Therapy and Research (GIOSTAR), the company is focused on developing a cure for Type 2 Diabetes, a disease affecting over 41 million Americans and close to 500 million people globally. Cellebration is currently in the process of applying for a Pre-Investigational Clinical Trial with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Preliminary results from a clinical study in India have shown promising results, with up to a 75% reduction in insulin usage in patients.In addition to its research efforts, Cellebration operates a state-of-the-art stem cell rejuvenation and regeneration wellness center in San Jose, Costa Rica. This center provides one-on-one patient services, aiming to improve the quality of life for those suffering from autoimmune diseases and orthopedic injuries. Cellebration's business model is two-fold: firstly, it aims to generate revenue through the development and sale of a curative treatment for Type 2 Diabetes. Secondly, it provides patient services at its wellness center. The success of its clinical trial could significantly alter the global strategy for treating Type 2 Diabetes, which would greatly benefit the company's shareholders.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $280K raised

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  Centavee

  Fintech

  Early stage

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  Center on Shadow Economics

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Central Arizona Freight

  Transportation

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Central Clinical Lab

  Health

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  Ceramic Diffusion Technologies

  Ceramic Diffusion Technologies specializes in a proprietary ceramic diffusion process that significantly enhances the durability and performance of materials. Catering to industries requiring advanced material engineering, the company offers customized diffusion services that surpass traditional carburize or nitride processing. Their environmentally responsible approach ensures no hazardous emissions or waste, aligning with sustainable practices. The business primarily serves clients in sectors demanding high-performance materials, such as aerospace, automotive, and heavy machinery. Operating on a service-based model, Ceramic Diffusion Technologies generates revenue by providing tailored diffusion solutions to meet specific client needs. The company is led by Charlie, who brings expertise from construction management to oversee operations and implement industry-changing ideas.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  CertifyMeOnline.net

  Education

  Early stage

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  Certistar

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Certs Tracker

  Education

  Certs Tracker provides a centralized software solution for professionals and organizations to manage professional credentials. The platform is designed for both individual and enterprise use, operating on a business model that includes personal and paid organizational licenses. Its core function is to streamline the tracking of professional certifications, their renewal deadlines, and associated fees.The system's primary features are built around preventing credential expiration. It delivers monthly reminders for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) and sends automatic notifications for upcoming renewals. This ensures users and their employers stay ahead of compliance and qualification requirements. The platform also incorporates a feature for users to earn necessary continuing education units directly within the application, creating an all-in-one ecosystem for certification lifecycle management.For business clients, Certs Tracker offers an organizational account structure. Employees can link their personal accounts to their employer's paid account. This provides companies with a unified dashboard to monitor renewal fee payments, track the CPE progress of their staff, and assign certification-related tasks to team members. This dual approach serves both the individual professional seeking to manage their career qualifications and the organization needing to maintain a compliant and certified workforce.

  Early stage

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  CETV Now!

  Marketing

  Commercial Environment TV (CETV) specializes in targeted video advertising, serving the automotive, hospitality, and over-the-top (OTT) markets in Phoenix, Dallas, and Miami. CETV empowers businesses to regulate their TV programming and capture new revenue through ad insertions. The company’s core service is to promote products and services in real-time directly to a targeted audience, aligning video content with brand experience to monetize passive viewing audiences. CETV’s clients include independently owned dealerships, national auto groups, service and repair facilities, restaurants, and bars. The business model revolves around partnering with businesses to control their programming content and generate revenue through targeted ads. CETV makes money by offering TV commercial production services and ad insertion capabilities, allowing businesses to reach their audience effectively. The company’s mission is to enhance advertising efficiency and align video content with the brand experience, ensuring that businesses can communicate with their audience when and where they are buying.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $1.5M raised

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  CH4 Power

  CH4 Power, also known as CH4 Power Inc., specialized in providing turn-key anaerobic digester systems and related services for the agricultural sector. The company's core business involved the design, development, installation, and maintenance of these systems, which convert organic waste, particularly animal manure, into biogas to fuel power plants. This process aimed to deliver sustainable energy solutions and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The firm offered a complete package of services that included preliminary site visits, engineering, permitting, handling utility contracts, grant applications, financing, and system installation and maintenance. The primary clients were within the animal agricultural industry, with a notable presence in California. The business model focused on providing a comprehensive, single-contract solution for either investor-owned or farmer-owned systems. However, according to multiple sources, CH4 Power is no longer in business. Reports indicate the company ceased being actively in business as of February 25, 2020. Additionally, bankruptcy court records show a Chapter 7 filing in July 2019, which was ultimately dismissed in October 2019.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $4.9M raised

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  Chang's Chat

  Music

  Early stage

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  ChangeSync

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Chappell Feedlot

  Early stage

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  ChargeOps

  Energy

  ChargeOps operates as an independent energy and infrastructure advisory firm, guiding clients through the intricacies of planning, delivering, and operating complex electrification projects. The firm acts as a single point of coordination for businesses, property owners, developers, fleets, and public agencies, ensuring that projects are managed efficiently from an owner's perspective.The company's services are designed to address the growing complexity of energy infrastructure where EV charging, electrical capacity, utility requirements, and distributed energy resources intersect. Core capabilities include energy and infrastructure assessments, EV charging strategy and deployment, utility engagement, and operating cost analysis. ChargeOps provides comprehensive project management and owner’s representation, overseeing everything from initial feasibility studies to final commissioning and long-term asset performance.The firm's expertise also covers the integration of solar, battery storage, and other distributed energy resources, as well as navigating commercial charging compliance. With experience across North America, ChargeOps has supported over 1,200 charging site deployments, influenced more than $150 million in infrastructure investment decisions, and navigated over $2 billion in utility programs. The firm’s objective is to transform complex energy projects into reliable, scalable, and revenue-ready assets for its clients.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Charity Charms

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Charvet

  Fashion

  Charvet Place Vendôme, commonly known as Charvet, is a high-end French shirt maker and tailor founded in 1838 by Joseph-Christophe Charvet. His father, Jean-Pierre, had served as the "curator of the wardrobe" for Napoleon Bonaparte. Joseph-Christophe established the world's first specialized shirt shop in Paris, for which the term "chemisier" (shirtmaker) was created. Previously, shirt-makers would travel to their clients, but Charvet was the first to open a physical store where customers could be measured and select from a wide array of fabrics.The company quickly gained an international reputation for the quality of its products, its service, and the extensive range of designs and colors. It became a supplier to royalty and heads of state, including the Prince of Wales, for whom it designed the popular "stand-up turn-down collar". The company remained in the Colban family, run by siblings Anne-Marie and Jean-Claude Colban, until it was acquired by Chanel in July 2026. Despite the acquisition, Chanel has stated that Charvet will continue to operate as an independent business to maintain its exclusive and sophisticated identity.Charvet operates from a single, iconic seven-story location at 28 Place Vendôme in Paris, which serves as its primary sales channel. While a selection of ready-to-wear items is available through luxury retailers like Mr Porter and Bergdorf Goodman, the core of the business is the in-store bespoke experience. The business model is centered on providing ultimate customization, allowing clients to order or personalize everything from shirts and ties to pajamas and suits. The bespoke shirt process is meticulous, involving detailed measurements and the creation of a trial shirt before the final garment is produced. The brand is known for its vast library of over 6,000 exclusive fabric patterns and its impeccable craftsmanship, with pattern-matching and stitching executed with high precision.The company's main products are bespoke and ready-to-wear shirts, but its offerings also include neckties, suits, pajamas, blouses for women, and other accessories. The name 'Charvet' has become so synonymous with quality that it is also used to refer to a specific type of silk fabric for ties. The brand's clientele has historically included notable figures such as Winston Churchill, John F. Kennedy, Charles de Gaulle, and Coco Chanel.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Chassi

  Enterprise software

  Chassi operates in the enterprise software market, providing a unique add-on for ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems that offers unparalleled visibility into employee performance. By installing sensors within the ERP system, Chassi captures all relevant work activities, such as task initiation, completion, duration, and responsible personnel, without slowing down the system. This data is then processed using proprietary algorithms to transform it into actionable insights. The primary clients are businesses that rely heavily on ERP systems to manage their operations, including manufacturing, logistics, and large-scale service providers. Chassi's business model revolves around a subscription-based service, offering continuous data monitoring and insights delivery. The company generates revenue through these subscriptions, which provide clients with real-time visibility into their operational efficiency, helping them to optimize performance and drive revenue growth.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $2.5M raised