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RSC is a Tennessee-based company that manufactures and distributes fountains, doors, feeders, and food products for pets.
Rythm was created with a vision that advanced technology can help us push the boundaries in how we understand our brain to improve and act on our everyday performance, deliver better health, and enhance our quality of life. The brain is one of the most complex systems known to humankind. As we pursue various roads on a path that is fairly less traveled, we remain focused on creating everyday solutions that will eventually – enhance human potential. With our first product Dreem, we`ve applied years of neuroscience research and merged it with advanced technology to create a sleep solution that syncs with your brain activity and improves overall quality of your sleep. For more information on Dreem, visit www.dreem.com Based in Paris and San Francisco, Rythm has over 60 full-time team members, who are working in close collaboration with highly prestigious research institutes and hospitals of Europe and North America.
Founded and based in San Francisco, Luxe is a new service that sends valets to park for you, wherever you are - it`s fast, affordable and convenient. With a veteran team of product, engineering, and operations leaders from Tesla, Google, Zynga, Yahoo! and Groupon, a fleet of prescreened, friendly valets, dozens of insured, secure parking lots, and a sophisticated technology platform that monitors every step of the process from drop-off to pick-up, Luxe is leading the charge on a new industry of on demand services that address a ubiquitous urban challenge: finding a parking spot.
AllyMack bridges the gap with plant-derived non-pharmaceutical products for a healthier future.
AWH is a vertically integrated operator with assets and partners in Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Massachusetts, and New Jersey. AWH owns and operates state-of-the-art cultivation facilities, growing award-winning strains and producing curated selection of products with effect-based categorization