Phoenix

1,057–1,080 of 2,570 companies

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  Ignite AI

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Ignitur

  Marketing, Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  iHealthNetworks

  Health

  Based in Phoenix, Arizona, the company targeted the persistent issues of inefficiency and high costs in healthcare by creating a unified, web-based community. The platform was developed by a clinician with the aim of being user-centric for other clinicians. The core of the business was a HIPAA-compliant network that connected a wide array of healthcare participants, including physicians, acute and post-acute care facilities, home health agencies, hospice companies, and medical equipment vendors, along with patients and their families. This multi-directional communication channel was intended to break down information silos, allowing providers to share information beyond their individual networks, thereby streamlining workflows and patient transitions. By facilitating resource pooling and cohesive referral coordination, the service aimed to reduce administrative tasks, save costs, and ultimately enhance patient outcomes and satisfaction. The platform's features included tools for patient discharge planning, audit trails for accountability, and even functionalities like a job portal and training hub for providers. Financially, iHealthNetworks raised $84,000 in a single seed funding round in April 2012. Despite its efforts to revolutionize healthcare connectivity, the company is now reported as being out of business or deadpooled as of August 2021.

  Early stage · 1 employees · $80K raised

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  iiCare Foundation

  iiCare operates in the social impact sector, focusing on underserved communities by aligning fundraising and investment strategies with public benefit goals. The company provides resources, insights, and seed funding for impactful programs and projects, emphasizing human-centered design and agile execution. By fostering collaboration across disciplines, iiCare aims to create transformative change in public health, financial empowerment, workforce development, and economic growth. The business model involves strategic venture philanthropy, transparent fund management, and innovative program execution, serving family offices and foundations. Revenue is generated through partnerships and collaborations that amplify social impact. The company integrates environmentally sustainable practices and socially responsible principles into its operations, led by experienced professionals in innovation, philanthropy, and social impact.

  Early stage

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  iJoin

  Enterprise software

  iJoinSuccess.com is a company dedicated to revolutionizing retirement planning by providing personalized financial solutions. The company serves retirement plan advisors and recordkeepers, offering tools that deliver immediate, actionable insights into plan health and success metrics. Operating in the financial technology market, iJoinSuccess.com aims to democratize access to personalized financial planning, ensuring millions of savers can achieve better retirement outcomes. The business model focuses on subscription-based services and partnerships with financial institutions, generating revenue through licensing fees and value-added services. The platform features an easy-to-understand interface with visualizations that make metrics natural to process, helping clients make informed decisions quickly. By filling in the gaps left by other systems, iJoinSuccess.com helps individuals retire with financial confidence. The company is committed to producing innovative technology that delivers long-term business value and a transformational financial journey for retirement plan participants.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $1.6M raised

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  iLinc

  Enterprise software

  iLinc Communications, Inc. operated as a provider of web and video conferencing services, culminating in its acquisition by BroadSoft, Inc. in 2011. Their work, which started in the late 1980s focusing on applying computing and communication technologies to education, received grants from major corporations like AT&T and Intel, leading to the creation of one of the earliest web conferencing platforms, LearnLinc. The original company, ILINC, was bootstrapped before securing venture capital and experienced early success. In 2000, it entered a triple merger to form the Mentergy Corporation, which subsequently faced bankruptcy during the dot-com bust. The core iLinc assets were then purchased in 2002 by EDT Learning, an Arizona-based company, which rebranded itself as iLinc Communications in honor of the well-regarded product. Revenue was generated through monthly subscriptions and pay-per-use plans. The company's product, the iLinc Suite, was a comprehensive platform for virtual meetings, webinars, e-learning, and remote support. It featured multiperson video conferencing, desktop and application sharing, interactive whiteboarding, polling, chat, session recording, and integration with systems like Microsoft Outlook and Salesforce. A distinctive feature was a "green meter" that calculated the environmental savings from reduced travel. BroadSoft acquired iLinc to integrate its web collaboration tools into its own unified communications portfolio, rebranding the service as BroadCloud Web Collaboration.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $3.8M raised

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  Illuminate You Fitness

  Sports

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Imagine That Technologies

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Imagine this... Productions

  Wellness & beauty

  Early stage

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  Imago

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  ImmunoShield Therapeutics

  Health

  ImmunoShield Therapeutics, founded in 2021, focuses on advancing cell therapy through innovative macroencapsulation techniques. The company aims to improve the safety and scalability of cell therapies by reducing the dependency on chronic systemic immunosuppression. Utilizing injection molding, ImmunoShield encapsulates cells efficiently into clinically relevant geometries, addressing the limitations of current methods that are costly and difficult to scale. The company primarily targets the healthcare sector, with a focus on insulin-secreting cell therapy, and serves medical institutions and research organizations. Revenue is generated through partnerships and collaborations with healthcare providers and research entities.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Impact Golf Studios

  Sports

  Impact Golf Studios operates as a specialized media and consulting firm focused on the strategic evolution of the golf industry. The firm's business model is patterned after community-driven holding companies like Late Checkout, functioning as a growth accelerator for its clients. It employs a three-part flywheel approach that integrates content, consulting, and community. The content arm builds an audience and establishes authority through data-backed insights and storytelling. This foundation allows the consulting division to deliver targeted services such as brand playbooks, campaign launches, and customer experience audits that drive revenue. The model is designed to be self-reinforcing, where content attracts clients and community engagement builds lasting brand loyalty. Impact Golf Studios serves a range of clients, including golf course operators, technology startups, creators, coaches, brands, and investors. The company's portfolio includes its own media ventures, such as 'The Playbook,' a B2B newsletter providing insights for golf businesses, and 'The Cactus Club,' a local media brand tailored for golfers in Arizona. These ventures act as both a service to the community and a real-world demonstration of the firm's strategic principles. The core objective is to provide businesses with the systems and strategies required to modernize their customer experience, enhance loyalty, and capitalize on the sport's evolving demographics.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  IMPACT Payments Recruiting

  Fintech

  Breakout · 51–200 employees

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  impactortho

  Health

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Impala Scrubs

  Wellness & beauty

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Incentive Pilot

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Indipop

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Inetdispatch

  Transportation

  Early stage

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  infinite dental technologies

  Health

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Home & living

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Infinity Mind Movies

  Infinity Mind Movies creates customized, short videos designed to help individuals and corporate clients achieve personal and professional goals through principles rooted in neuroscience. The core product is a personalized "Mind Movie," a video up to five minutes long that combines a client's specific goals, affirmations, imagery, and music. This tool is intended to program the mind for enhanced clarity, focus, and motivation. The company offers several packages. The primary offering is a fully-customized film that includes a 45-minute virtual storyboarding session with an expert to refine the user's vision. There is also a premium "Signature Experience" which adds four one-on-one coaching sessions with a certified coach. These sessions utilize techniques such as EFT Tapping and Havening to help release unconscious resistance. Both packages include access to a "Starter Pack" and an "Optimization Series" to support the process. The business model is based on direct sales of these packages to individuals and businesses. The fully-customized film is priced at $599, while the Signature Experience is $1,599. The company targets high-performers and organizations seeking to optimize results and foster harmony. Testimonials feature clients from executive and founder-level positions, indicating a focus on the professional development market.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  InFocusETFs

  Fintech

  Early stage

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  Infogate Online

  Media

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  InfoImage

  Enterprise software

  InfoIMAGE, founded in 1984, operates as a specialized provider of document and information management solutions tailored for the financial services and healthcare industries. The company is headquartered in Menlo Park, California, with an additional production facility in the Dallas metropolitan area. In February 1999, InfoIMAGE secured $5 million in a Series A funding round led by Geo Capital. The firm's core business revolves around the composition, processing, printing, and digital presentment of transactional and variable data documents. It serves a clientele of banks, credit unions, and financial institutions by managing critical communications such as account holder statements, daily letters, notices, and tax documents. The business model involves outsourcing these document management functions, which allows clients to eliminate capital investments and reduce overhead costs. Revenue is also generated through its Software as a Service (SaaS) offerings that encompass a digital document ecosystem, electronic signatures, and digital workflow management. InfoIMAGE provides both physical and digital document solutions. Its print and mail services utilize full-color variable data printing and high-speed inserting equipment. The company's electronic document services focus on interactive and ADA-friendly document presentment, featuring embedded payment buttons and e-signature capabilities. A key aspect of their service is deep integration with major core and online banking providers, enabling them to work directly with client data files to save time and effort. Furthermore, InfoIMAGE offers a secure, self-service print and electronic delivery tool that allows clients to manage last-minute notices and marketing communications without requiring programming intervention.

  Breakout · $24.2M raised