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Premier Recruitment Group is a Rochester, NY-based company in the Business Services sector.
Dane Street is a national IME and Peer Review organization headquartered in Boston, MA. We are focused exclusively on providing credible, objective and timely examinations and reviews. We process over 175,000 referrals annually for leading national and regional Workers Compensation, Disability, Auto and Group Health Carriers, Third Party Administrators, Managed Care Organizations, Employers, Pharmacy Benefit Managers and Medicare Set-Aside providers to provide customized IME and Peer Review programs which assist their RNs and Adjusters in reaching the appropriate medical determination as part of the claims management process. At Dane Street, we are committed to “finishing the job.” We realize your referrals to us require careful and timely attention—on each case—from referral initiation to delivery back to your team. Our entire team is committed to consistently meeting your highest expectations around turn-around time, quality, responsiveness, and ease of doing business.
Robbins Instruments Inc is a Chatham, NJ-based company in the Business Services sector.
InversAI began in Fall of 2018 as a venture project in the University of Georgias Innovation Gateway Program, participating in UGAs cohort going through its site I-Corp accelerator training. InversAI truly embodies a hi-tech startup by commercializing deep technology that is borne out of fundamental research at the intersection of ML and robotics. It has graduated from two accelerators, and transitioned to a C-Corp in September 2021. InversAI aims to bring affordable and flexible AI and robotic automation to farms of all sizes and to ease its integration into the processing lines. Our nations packing sheds continue to largely rely on manual labor. In this context, InversAI is bringing deep robotic automation and precision quality control to the existing produce processing lines while avoiding costly retooling of the line hardware. Thus, farms of all sizes remain in business and affordable produce stays on our grocery shelves.