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Harbinger is a commercial electric vehicle (EV) company on a mission to transform an industry starving for innovation. Harbingers best-in-class team of EV, battery, and drivetrain experts have pooled their deep experience to support the growing demand for medium-duty EVs. Leveraging a foundation of proprietary, in-house developed vehicle technologies designed specifically for commercial vehicles, Harbinger is bringing a first-of-its-kind EV platform to market, priced for zero acquisition premium. Harbinger: familiar form, revolutionary foundation.
Club Car Wash is a family-owned express car wash company based in Missouri. Founded in 2006 as Tiger Express Wash, it rebranded to Club Car Wash in 2019. The company has rapidly expanded to become one of the largest car wash chains in the Central United States, with over 213 locations and plans for 56 more by 2025. The company specializes in fast and convenient vehicle cleaning services, including exterior washes with advanced technology and various interior cleaning options. They offer membership and subscription plans for regular customers, as well as additional detailing services at select locations. Club Car Wash has grown through both organic development and acquisitions, enhancing its service offerings and geographic reach across multiple states. Their marketing focuses on quality, speed, and customer experience, catering to a diverse customer base that includes daily commuters and fleet operators.
Covenant reimagines the client experience to make life easier. Covenant is a specialized law firm focused on private market investors. We employ AI-powered software to provide the same high quality analysis as legacy legal work.
The PWHL is first-of-its-kind womens hockey league that brings together the best players in the world. Our league is comprised of six teams in North America, including: PWHL Boston, PWHL Minnesota, PWHL Montréal, PWHL New York, PWHL Ottawa, and PWHL Toronto.
The International Center of Photography (ICP) is a prominent institution focused on photography and visual culture, founded in 1974 by photojournalist Cornell Capa. Located in New York Citys Lower East Side, ICP serves as a center for exhibitions, education, and public engagement, highlighting the significance of photography in contemporary society. ICP promotes "concerned photography," which emphasizes socially and politically driven imagery aimed at fostering global change. The center curates rotating exhibitions that showcase both historical and contemporary works, drawing from its extensive archives. It also offers educational programs, serving over 3,000 students annually through various courses and workshops in photography, filmmaking, and visual storytelling. Additionally, ICP engages the public through lectures, symposia, and community events that explore the societal role of photography. ICP targets students, artists, educators, and photography enthusiasts, providing tailored programs for aspiring professionals and lifelong learners. Its mission is to advance photography as a tool for social change and cultural dialogue, solidifying its position as a leader in visual arts education and exhibition.