Henry Schein, Inc.

We're a global technology company that's been at the forefront of motion technology for over 75 years, founded by brothers Dr. Wilhelm and Dr.-Ing. E.h. Georg Schaeffler in 1946. What started as a vision in Herzogenaurach has grown into a worldwide team of around 82,800 people, all working to make mobility more efficient, sustainable, and innovative. We partner with major automobile manufacturers and serve aerospace and industrial sectors, developing precision products that keep the world moving. Our work spans across automotive technologies - powertrain, chassis, e-mobility, and vehicle lifetime solutions - as well as industrial bearing solutions and robotics. The recent merger with Vitesco in October 2024 marks an exciting chapter as we become an even stronger motion technology company. Beyond the technical work, we invest heavily in our people through the Schaeffler Academy, offer flexible working arrangements, and maintain the culture of a family-owned business while operating on a global scale.

We love and live challenges – your challenges. Whether it's an everyday cleaning chore or an extraordinary project, at Kärcher we want to make your everyday life simpler, better and more pleasant with powerful, efficient cleaning solutions. Our clear, simple innovation philosophy is that innovation is what benefits people. We're perfectionists, always rethinking systems and designs, with the courage to break new ground and the conviction to do things instead of just talking about them. Founded in 1935 by Alfred Kärcher, we've grown from a small workshop in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt into the world's leading provider of cleaning technology. Today, our family business employs 17,000 people across 170 companies in 87 countries, generating €3.483 billion in sales in 2025. We don't leave innovation to chance – over 1,000 employees in research and development work hard every day to develop new solutions. Beyond cleaning equipment, we're committed to preserving cultural heritage, having restored more than 300 monuments worldwide since 1980 through our cultural sponsorship program.

In 1835, a small book publisher was founded with a simple but powerful insight: that creativity and entrepreneurial spirit could build something lasting. What began as a local publishing house in Germany has evolved over nearly two centuries into Bertelsmann, an international media, services, and education powerhouse. The founders recognized early on that empowering creative minds would be the key to their success - a philosophy that still guides the company today. Today, Bertelsmann stands as a global group with diverse divisions including RTL Group, Penguin Random House, BMG, Arvato, Bertelsmann Marketing Services, Bertelsmann Education Group, and Bertelsmann Investments. With well over 80,000 employees across approximately 50 countries, the company continues to champion personal initiative and creative thinking. Every day, people at Bertelsmann have the opportunity to shape their own careers, creating paths that grow with them while contributing to an organization that has been the home of creative entrepreneurs for nearly 200 years.

At Blackbaud, we believe social impact is serious business. As the leading software provider exclusively dedicated to powering social impact, we've built our entire culture around the people and organizations who change the world. Our team of nearly 3,000 employees across the globe is united by a shared mission: to unleash the potential of those doing good. We're a remote-first company that embraces flexibility because we know the best work happens when people have the freedom to contribute from anywhere. Our engineers and product teams build essential software for fundraising, nonprofit financial management, digital giving, grantmaking, corporate social responsibility, and education management. With millions of users across 100+ countries and $100 billion+ raised, granted, or invested annually through our platform, we're powering an ecosystem that accelerates impact. We optimize for outcomes, not facetime - which is why we've embraced digital-first ways of working since before it became necessary. Whether you're implementing AI solutions for social good or building the next generation of nonprofit CRM tools, you'll find a team that values expertise, innovation, and genuine connection to our customers' missions.

In 1934, during the depths of the Great Depression, Hendrik Meijer saw an opportunity to serve his community. The Dutch immigrant and local barber purchased $338.75 worth of merchandise on credit and, together with his 14-year-old son Fred, opened a small grocery store in Greenville, Michigan. Their commitment to quality products at fair prices resonated with neighbors struggling through tough economic times. This father-son duo didn't just build a business - they planted the seeds of what would become a retail revolutionary force. Nearly three decades later, Hendrik and Fred transformed the industry by breaking down the barriers between selling groceries, clothing, and hardware. In June 1962, they opened "Thrifty Acres" in Grand Rapids, pioneering the American supercenter and the "one-stop shopping" concept that would later be emulated nationwide. What started as a humble barbershop venture has grown into more than 500 supercenters, grocery stores, neighborhood markets, and express locations across six states, employing over 70,000 team members. Yet despite this remarkable growth, Meijer remains privately owned and family-operated, guided by the simple philosophy that Fred Meijer lived by: "take care of your customers, team members, and community… and all of those will take care of you, just like a family." This enduring commitment has led Meijer to donate more than 6 percent of its net profit annually to strengthen the communities it serves.

We're a team of scientists, engineers, and computational chemists building software that transforms how drugs and materials are discovered. Founded in 1990, we started with a simple but ambitious idea: use physics-based simulations to predict molecular behavior with accuracy that could actually guide real-world research. Today, our platform combines molecular simulation with machine learning, helping pharmaceutical companies, biotech firms, and industrial researchers find promising molecules faster and more cost-effectively than traditional trial-and-error methods. What makes us different is that we're not just building software - we're actively applying these tools ourselves through drug discovery collaborations. We've seen our platform help researchers identify compounds they never would have considered, and we've watched computational predictions translate into real experimental results. Our team spans physics, chemistry, biology, and computer science, all working together to solve problems that sit at the intersection of these fields. We're proud to partner with over 1,600 organizations across 70 countries, and we're constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible when you bring rigorous physics together with modern AI.