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DLH delivers improved health and national security readiness solutions for federal programs through science research and development, systems engineering and integration, and digital transformation. The Company's experts in public health, performance evaluation, and health operations solve the complex problems faced by civilian and military customers alike, leveraging digital transformation, artificial intelligence, advanced analytics, cloud-based applications, telehealth systems, and more. With over 3,200 employees dedicated to the idea that 'Your Mission is Our Passion,' DLH brings a unique combination of government sector experience, proven methodology, and unwavering commitment to public health to improve the lives of millions. DLH's vision is to be the most trusted provider of technology-enabled healthcare and public health services, medical logistics, and readiness enhancement services to Military Service Members, Veterans, children and families, and other at-risk and underserved communities. The company stands on strong values including Integrity and Trust, Performance Excellence, Diversity and Inclusion, and Agility. DLH is committed to pursuing the highest level of responsible citizenship in its industry, leading through dedicated community service, philanthropy, and advocacy driven by its giving program, DLH Cares.

DSV builds the economic infrastructure for global trade. Founded in 1976 in Denmark, DSV has evolved from a small group of independent hauliers into one of the world's largest transport and logistics companies. Today, DSV provides and manages supply chain solutions for thousands of companies across more than 90 countries, serving customers ranging from small family-run businesses to large global corporations. The company operates through three core divisions: Air & Sea, Road, and Contract Logistics, offering comprehensive services including air freight, sea freight, road transport, rail freight, warehousing, and customized logistics solutions. With a global network of over 3,000 offices and logistics facilities and approximately 150,000 employees, DSV keeps supply chains flowing efficiently worldwide. The company's growth strategy combines strategic acquisitions - including Panalpina in 2019, Agility's Global Integrated Logistics in 2021, and Schenker in 2025 - with organic expansion to strengthen its position as a global top-three logistics provider.

dLocal powers the payments infrastructure connecting global merchants to billions of consumers across 40+ emerging markets. With 700+ enterprise clients including Amazon, Nike, and Dropbox, dLocal processes transactions through 900+ local payment methods, enabling companies to accept payments in Africa, Asia, and Latin America through a single integration. Founded in 2016 in Montevideo, Uruguay, dLocal became the country's first unicorn and went public on NASDAQ (DLO) in 2021, reaching a $9.5 billion valuation. The company's 1,000+ team members across 30+ nationalities work from offices in Montevideo, São Paulo, San Francisco, London, Tel Aviv, and Shenzhen to simplify cross-border payments and unlock growth in the world's fastest-growing economies. As both a payments processor and merchant of record, dLocal eliminates the complexity of expanding into emerging markets. The platform handles dynamic FX conversion, regulatory compliance, and local payment method integration, allowing global brands to increase conversion rates by offering customers their preferred payment options. dLocal's payins solution enables merchants to accept payments in local currencies with no transfer limits, while payouts solutions facilitate seamless disbursements to employees, customers, and partners. With recent acquisitions including PrimeiroPay and planned expansion through AZA Finance, dLocal continues building the most comprehensive cross-border payment network for emerging markets.

In 1984, Michael Krasny transformed a simple three-line newspaper advertisement into what would become one of America's leading technology solutions providers. With just $3 and a used computer to sell, he founded MPK Computing, which later evolved into Computer Discount Warehouse - eventually becoming CDW. What started as a one-person operation in Vernon Hills, Illinois, grew from a catalog seller of IBM-compatible PCs into a Fortune 500 company that now serves thousands of organizations across business, government, education, and healthcare sectors. Today, CDW stands as a multi-brand provider of integrated information technology solutions, ranked No. 199 on the Fortune 500 and a member of the S&P 500 Index. The company's evolution from hardware reseller to full-service technology solutions provider reflects decades of adaptation to changing market needs. Under the leadership of Chair and CEO Christine Leahy, CDW has expanded its expertise across cloud computing, security, digital workspace, and infrastructure solutions, employing approximately 13,900 coworkers who help organizations navigate an increasingly complex IT landscape and maximize return on their technology investments.

At Markon, we believe that advancing national security requires more than technical expertise - it demands a culture where every team member feels valued, connected, and empowered to make an impact. Our 600-person team embodies this daily, with 89% holding top secret clearances or higher. We've built an environment where professional growth isn't just encouraged - it's embedded in our DNA through strategic career mapping, leadership training, and annual professional development allowances. Our people-centric approach has earned us recognition as a Top Workplace by USA Today and The Washington Post, but the real measure of success is how our team collaborates to solve the nation's most complex challenges. From all-hands meetings that foster transparency to corporate philanthropy programs that strengthen our communities, we cultivate a workplace where your contributions matter and your growth matters. We're not just consultants - we're mission integrators dedicated to what matters, supporting each other as we deliver critical results for federal clients across cybersecurity, technology, business operations, and infrastructure domains.

We're a team building tools that help developers focus on writing code instead of wrestling with infrastructure. Founded by the creators of Dapr and KEDA, we know firsthand how complex distributed systems can be - that's why we created Diagrid Catalyst and Diagrid Enterprise. Our goal is to make AI agents and workflows reliable, secure, and actually workable in production environments, not just in demos. What makes us different is our open-source DNA. Everyone at Diagrid contributes to open source, whether that's submitting code, maintaining documentation, presenting at conferences, or helping users in Discord. We don't believe in vendor lock-in - our products work with standard open-source Dapr, not some proprietary fork. We've been contributing to Dapr since day one, and we're proud to be one of the largest contributors to the CNCF project.