Phoenix

841–864 of 2,570 companies

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  FoodNav.org

  Early stage

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  For Safety Group Inc.

  4Safety Inc. is dedicated to empowering individuals and organizations by delivering comprehensive solutions that enhance security and foster resilience. Operating across diverse business lines, the company focuses on safety through consumer hardware, platforms, and software. Its vertically integrated approach encourages innovation within its ecosystem, positioning the company for future advancements. 4Safety Inc. serves a wide range of clients, aiming to ensure a safe transition into the era of exponential technologies. The business model revolves around creating products and services that protect people, setting new standards in safety and reliability. Revenue is generated through the sale of its safety-focused products and services, which are designed to enhance human capabilities and quality of life. The company is committed to transparency, providing employees with deep insights into operations and strategic decisions.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  For The Record

  Legal, Enterprise software

  For The Record (FTR) develops digital recording and content management systems for courts and justice institutions. The company provides software and hardware solutions that capture, manage, and distribute the official record of court proceedings. Its platform enables multi-channel audio and video recording, real-time transcription powered by artificial intelligence, secure storage, and streamlined access to court records.FTR’s solutions are designed to modernize courtroom infrastructure by replacing legacy analog recording systems and manual transcription workflows. The platform supports speech-to-text capabilities, speaker identification, and tools for court staff to annotate, review, and certify records. It also facilitates transcript ordering and secure sharing of proceeding content with authorized stakeholders, including judges, clerks, attorneys, and other justice system participants.Serving courts across multiple jurisdictions internationally, the company positions its technology as a way to improve operational efficiency, accuracy of the official record, and public access to justice. Its offerings are typically delivered through a SaaS model, combined with integrated courtroom hardware where required. FTR operates within the legal technology and justice tech market, focusing specifically on courtroom recording and digital court content management infrastructure.

  Breakout · 201–500 employees

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  Foresight Creative Group,

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Forever American Mortgage

  Fintech

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  ForgePoint LLC

  ForgePoint LLC provides integrated workforce and operational support solutions tailored for industrial construction, manufacturing, and technical operations across the United States. The company's business model is centered on delivering skilled manpower, specialized industrial cleaning services, and facilitating cross-border talent acquisition to address labor shortages for its clients. ForgePoint's core services are designed to help businesses maintain operational efficiency, particularly during critical periods like shutdowns and maintenance activities. The industrial cleaning division supports these efforts by offering services that are crucial for safety and equipment longevity. Another key service is the coordination of international talent through the USMCA TN visa framework, connecting U.S. companies with qualified professionals from other countries. By managing these processes, ForgePoint helps clients navigate compliance and safety standards, ensuring a secure work environment. The company positions itself as a strategic partner, working closely with clients to provide scalable workforce solutions that align with their operational and long-term goals. This partnership-driven approach focuses on enhancing workforce capabilities and supporting operational excellence.

  Early stage

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  ForkliftCertification.com

  Early stage

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  Forseti

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Forte Physical Therapy

  Health

  Forte Physical Therapy provides personalized physical therapy and holistic wellness services. The clinic operates on a business model that emphasizes one-on-one care, contrasting with facilities that see multiple patients simultaneously. The company's services cover a wide range of conditions, including orthopedic and sports rehabilitation, pre- and post-surgical care, pregnancy and postpartum services, pelvic health, and vestibular/balance therapy. Specialized treatments such as dry needling, 3D motion analysis, blood flow restriction therapy, and Kinesio taping are also offered. Forte Physical Therapy serves a diverse clientele, from athletes to individuals recovering from surgery or dealing with chronic pain, sprains, strains, and overuse injuries. The business accepts various insurance plans, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield AZ, Cigna, and Humana, making its services accessible to a broad patient base. He has a special interest in treating combat athletes and focusing on preventative care.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Forteller Games

  Gaming

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Forward

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Foundation

  Education

  Early stage

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  FOUNDED BY Z

  Education

  Founded by Zanoli, FOUNDED BY Z is a consultancy that leverages education to drive business growth and success. Zanoli, the company's founder, has an extensive background as a Head of Brand Education and Head of Sales Education, with nearly a decade of experience in product development. Her expertise lies in translating complex product science and innovation into understandable, relatable, and memorable content that resonates with both internal teams and customers. The firm's core philosophy is that effective education directly translates to increased sales performance. This approach was validated during Zanoli's time at Skinbetter Science, where she was instrumental in developing educational strategies that led to a marked increase in performance and significant sales awards for the teams she managed. Testimonials from former colleagues, including the founder of Skinbetter Science, highlight her ability to not only educate but also to inspire and instill conviction in the products, which is considered a fundamental aspect of sustained growth. FOUNDED BY Z's service model is centered around creating bespoke educational content and strategies. The firm's methodology focuses on teaching the 'why' behind a product or service, empowering individuals and teams with knowledge that produces tangible results. It aims to dissect complex information and reconstruct it in a way that fosters deep resonance with target audiences, ultimately building a strong belief in the brand and its offerings. The company serves clients looking to harness the power of education to unlock potential, cultivate success, and drive measurable growth.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Four Pours

  Food

  Four Pours provides mobile bartending and beverage catering services for a variety of events, including weddings, corporate functions, and private parties. The company operates primarily in the Phoenix metropolitan area, also serving Tucson, Prescott, Sedona, and Flagstaff. The firm's business model is centered on providing all-inclusive, customizable packages tailored to the client's event theme, taste, and guest count. Four Pours' core service offerings include professional and experienced bartenders, custom cocktail and mocktail menu creation, and stylish mobile bar setups. Packages typically include mixers, garnishes, cups, ice, and other necessary bar tools, creating an upscale beverage experience for guests. The company specializes in creating both classic cocktails, such as the Old Fashioned and Mojito, and signature "house favorites with a twist," like a Spicy Peach Margarita or a S'mores Espresso Martini. This allows clients to offer a personalized and memorable drink menu. While the provided URL `fourpours.co` redirects to a company serving the Phoenix, Arizona area, other search results indicate the existence of separate entities with similar names and business models in different regions, such as "Four Pours Mobile Taps" in Southern California and "The Fourth Pour Bar Service" in Texas, highlighting a localized industry trend for mobile beverage services. The Arizona-based Four Pours operates with a clear focus on providing a comprehensive service that goes beyond just serving drinks, aiming to deliver a sophisticated and effortless experience for event hosts.

  Early stage

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  Four Realms

  Wellness & beauty, Fashion

  Early stage

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  Fovus

  Enterprise software

  Fovus provides an AI-powered, serverless high-performance computing (HPC) platform designed to simplify and optimize cloud HPC for enterprises, particularly those in scientific and engineering fields. Recognizing the challenges researchers and engineers face with cloud complexity, he established Fovus to democratize HPC. The company's core offering is a platform that automates the complexities of cloud HPC, eliminating the need for users to manage clusters, pipelines, or cloud logistics. Fovus employs AI-driven orchestration to automatically benchmark workloads and determine the most efficient HPC strategies, optimizing for both speed and cost. This allows organizations to run millions of simulations, screen large compound libraries, and train advanced AI models more efficiently. The platform supports a single-command or few-click deployment via a command-line interface (CLI) or a web-based user interface, making it accessible to users without extensive cloud expertise. Fovus operates on a credit-based subscription model with Standard, Professional, and Enterprise tiers, where customers pay for the optimized runtime. This business model targets startups, research institutions, and large enterprises in sectors like biotech, pharmaceuticals, and industrial R&D. The platform has demonstrated significant results, such as reducing simulation times from weeks to hours and cutting cloud compute costs by up to 85%. Case studies show accelerated drug discovery cycles by up to 96x for biotech startups. Fovus has established key partnerships to enhance its ecosystem. It is an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner, having joined the APN, the AWS ISV Accelerate Program, and achieved AWS High Performance Computing (HPC) Competency status. Its platform is also available on the AWS Marketplace. Additionally, Fovus is a member of the Ansys Technology Partner Program, enabling joint customers to accelerate simulation solutions. The company has raised $4.22M in funding, including a Seed round in May 2024.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Fox Restaurant Concepts

  Food

  Late stage · 1001–5000 employees

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  Frameitforgood

  Kids

  Early stage

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  FRANK.

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Free Arts

  Kids

  Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona, operating through the website freeartsaz.org, is a non-profit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of children who have experienced trauma by providing arts-based programs and mentorship. The organization serves children in foster care, group homes, and shelters, primarily within the state of Arizona. Free Arts operates in the non-profit sector, focusing on the intersection of arts and social services. Its business model relies heavily on donations, grants, and corporate partnerships to fund its programs. The organization generates revenue through various fundraising activities, including art supply drives, corporate giving, and monthly giving programs. Additionally, Free Arts leverages tax credits available for foster care contributions to incentivize donations. The core services offered by Free Arts include weekly mentor programs, professional artist series, and therapeutic art camps. These programs are designed to create safe spaces where children can express themselves, build resilience, and develop positive relationships with caring adult mentors. Free Arts also engages with the community through volunteer opportunities, allowing individuals and corporate groups to contribute their time and resources to support the organization's mission.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $250K raised

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  Freed Spirits Animal Rescue

  Kids

  Freed Spirits Animal Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Phoenix, Arizona, that focuses on the rescue and rehabilitation of abused or neglected non-domestic animals. Established as a tax-exempt entity in March 2019, the organization provides a sanctuary for farm and ranch animals such as pigs, donkeys, horses, and goats. For the fiscal year 2024, the organization reported revenues of $132,000 and expenses of $94,600. The inspiration for the rescue came after the founders visited the Elephant Nature Park in Thailand and witnessed the need for animal care after their "careers" in entertainment or labor have ended. This experience led them to establish a similar haven in their local community. Denise's background in nursing informs her approach to healing both animals and people, while Kaylee manages daily ranch operations on weekends and leads fundraising initiatives. The organization's operational model is centered on community involvement and relies on multiple revenue streams. It actively seeks donations through PayPal and an Amazon Wish List to cover food, medical bills, and operational costs. A significant part of its operations involves recruiting and training volunteers for various tasks, including feeding, animal care, event support, and fundraising. The rescue also offers adoption services for its rehabilitated animals. Furthermore, it runs specific programs like "Peacetime Heros," where military veterans volunteer their time for ranch projects and animal care.

  Early stage

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  Freedomhealthpartners

  Marketing

  Early stage

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  FreePower

  Energy, Consumer electronics

  FreePower, formerly known as Aira, develops and licenses its wireless charging technology, "FreePower". This technology enables position-free wireless charging for multiple devices simultaneously on a single surface. The company's primary business model is licensing its hardware and software solution to manufacturers in various sectors.Initially gaining public attention on Shark Tank, the company has since shifted its focus to strategic partnerships. A key collaboration is with automotive supplier Motherson, aiming to integrate automotive-grade FreePower modules into vehicle interiors. This partnership signifies a major push into the automotive market, targeting car manufacturers as primary clients.Beyond automotive, FreePower is expanding into consumer electronics and furniture. They have partnered with Tesla for a second-generation version of their technology and are working with fabricators, architects, and designers to embed their charging solution into surfaces like stone. This indicates a B2B2C strategy, where they provide the core technology that other companies integrate into their end-products for consumers.

  Breakout · 11–50 employees · $24.5M raised

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  Freeway

  Early stage · 11–50 employees