Redwood Software

Hyland empowers organizations to unlock the true value of their content and realize their potential. Since 1991, Hyland has delivered innovations that shape how businesses manage information, serving customers across healthcare, government, financial services, and insurance industries. More than half of the Fortune 100 rely on Hyland's solutions to connect enterprise content, deliver insights, automate processes, and fuel innovation to drive meaningful business impact. With a global team of 3,500+ employees, Hyland pioneered the Content Innovation Cloud™ and developed the OnBase platform - the industry's leading enterprise content management and process management software suite. The company's AI-enabled solutions provide unified access to content and unstructured data across repositories, enabling organizations to improve operational efficiency and transform how work gets done. Headquartered in Westlake, Ohio, Hyland continues to evolve its platform to help customers navigate the complexities of digital transformation while maintaining security, compliance, and scalability.

In 2017, JB Straubel - Tesla's co-founder and former CTO - realized something critical: the electric vehicle revolution was creating a massive battery waste problem, and the U.S. was dangerously dependent on foreign supply chains for critical materials. While still at Tesla, he saw firsthand how lithium, nickel, cobalt, and copper were extracted and processed halfway around the world, only to end up in landfills when batteries reached end-of-life. So he founded Redwood Materials with a singular vision to create a closed-loop, domestic battery supply chain that would keep these materials in circulation forever. What started as a recycling operation in a Nevada facility has evolved into something far more transformative. Today, Redwood recycles end-of-life batteries to recover up to 95% of critical minerals, then refines and manufactures those materials into new battery components - all on American soil. The company has become the largest lithium-ion battery recycler in North America, processing around 90% of all recycled lithium-ion batteries on the continent. Beyond recycling, Redwood now deploys large-scale energy storage systems that power data centers and the nation's grid, including a groundbreaking microgrid project using repurposed EV batteries outside Reno. With two campuses in Nevada and South Carolina, an R&D center in San Francisco, and partnerships spanning Volkswagen, Toyota, BMW, Panasonic, and GM, Redwood is fundamentally reshaping how the world thinks about batteries - not as disposable products, but as perpetually recyclable resources.

Redwood Trust is a specialty finance company focused on distinct areas of housing credit. The company operates as a real estate investment trust and provides liquidity to growing segments of the U.S. housing market that are not well served by government programs. Since its founding in 1994, Redwood Trust has established itself as a leading participant in residential, business purpose, and multifamily investments. The company operates through multiple business platforms including Sequoia Mortgage Banking, CoreVest Finance (serving residential real estate investors), Aspire (alternative credit products), Redwood Investments, and RWT Horizons (focused on financial and real estate technology). Redwood Trust is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol RWT and has delivered value to shareholders through disciplined credit risk management and innovative capital solutions. The company's corporate mission is to make quality housing - whether rented or owned - accessible to all American households.

In 2002, five friends from Kharkiv - four programmers and a lawyer - came together with a vision to create a different kind of technology company. They wanted to build an organization by developers, for developers, where technical excellence and human values would drive every decision. This founding insight gave birth to Sigma Software, which has since evolved from that spark into a global technology partner serving enterprises, startups, and software vendors across more than 30 countries. Today, Sigma Software stands as one of Ukraine's top 15 IT companies with over 2,000 specialists delivering more than 2,100 projects for world-renowned brands like SAS, Volvo, Knorr-Bremse, and Verizon Media. Operating 43 offices across 21 countries on four continents, the company has grown 400-fold while maintaining its founding commitment to quality, reliability, and partnership. What makes Sigma Software unique is its blend of Scandinavian business culture and Ukrainian technical spirit - a combination that drives both innovative solutions and genuine human connections.

Mono is a custom software development company that transforms great ideas into amazing software products. Founded in 2003, the company has grown to become one of the leading software development companies in Croatia, with a team of 150+ developers, business analysts, project managers, and UX/UI designers. They serve hundreds of clients across more than 70 countries, from startups to Fortune 500 companies, delivering digital products that span medicine and pharma, banking and finance, recruitment, transportation, real estate, and gaming industries. The company's expertise covers the entire software development lifecycle, including artificial intelligence, custom software development, product design, DevOps, quality assurance, and team extension services. Mono has developed its own products and solutions, applying deep technical experience across diverse business domains. Their technology stack includes .NET Framework, Python, JavaScript, mobile development, and cloud platforms like Azure and AWS. With offices in Osijek (Croatia), New Jersey (USA), Sydney (Australia), and Brussels (Belgium), Mono combines local expertise with global reach, partnering with organizations like the Possehl group to deliver AI and digital solutions to industrial clients.

Redwood Credit Union is a full-service, not-for-profit financial cooperative serving nearly 500,000 members throughout California's North Bay and San Francisco Bay Area. Founded in 1950 as Sonoma County Employees Credit Union by seven county employees, RCU has grown to become the 27th largest credit union in the United States out of approximately 4,255 credit unions nationwide. As a member-owned cooperative, RCU returns earnings to members through better rates, fewer fees, and enhanced services rather than generating profits for shareholders. RCU's comprehensive product offerings include personal and business checking accounts, savings and money market accounts, mortgages, auto loans, credit cards, investment services, and insurance. Beyond traditional banking, the credit union operates the RCU Community Fund, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization supporting financial literacy, affordable housing, disaster relief, and small business development. Under the leadership of President and CEO Brett Martinez since 2004, Redwood Credit Union has consistently received top industry recognition, including 5-star ratings from Bauer Financial and recognition as one of America's Best Credit Unions by Newsweek and Forbes.