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Mode Media was founded in 2004 with a vision to create engaging experiences for consumers by packaging professional digital content with relevant brand advertising. We launched Glam.com in September 2005 with a single focus: Women’s Style. We paired premium brand advertising with an initial set of 12 high-quality, but relatively unknown, Content Creator sites at once, igniting the creation of a new ecosystem of distributed digital content. Our vision worked. We currently operate across seven lifestyle verticals: Women’s Style, Home, Entertainment, Men’s Style, Health and Wellness, Parenting, and Food. Our strategy of launching verticals by what digital consumers are seeking has helped propel Mode Media to become the #1 lifestyle media company in the US, with more than 250 million unique visitors worldwide.* Mode Media is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices in New York, LA and Chicago. In 2008 we launched our first international offices in Germany, the UK, and Japan. Since then, we have added offices in Canada, France, South Korea, and China, and have additional technology centers in India and Japan. We host local Glam sites and have partner representation in Australia, France, Italy, the Middle East, Latin America, Southeast Asia, China, and Russia.
JOOR is an online marketplace serving the wholesale industry. The company has offices in New York City, Paris, London, Los Angeles, Milan, Sydney, and Melbourne.
SEM International is a Anaheim, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Terry's Village is a Omaha, NE-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Payments are increasingly moving digital—and the need for a frictionless® platform that securely stores and moves money in an instant without intermediaries is essential to reducing the cost and risk of payments. Meet nanoPay—the new way the world will transact. We are focused on 4 primary use cases for payments: 1. Cross-Border Payments Enable instantaneous, multi- currency transfer of funds across borders and continents; Satisfy diverse global risk and compliance requirements. 2. B2B Payments Exchange goods and services with international trading partners with complete transparency and transaction context; Improve cash flow without exchanging sensitive banking information. 3. Digital Cash Designed to enable person-to- person (P2P) payments online and in-store; Securely store and instantly transfer value with a collateralized, bearer-asset system. 4. Capital Markets Integrate digital cash into banks` back-end systems to reduce clearing and settlement costs; Free trapped capital caused by typical T+3 timeframes