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In 1998, Lytx's founders recognized a critical gap in fleet safety: commercial fleets lacked meaningful visibility into what was happening on the road. They pioneered the video-based driver safety industry, creating the world's most comprehensive driving database. Today, that vision has evolved into Lytx, the global leader in video telematics that protects over 5.5 million drivers across thousands of companies. Our platform draws on more than 27 years and 311 billion miles of professionally reviewed driving data, combining machine vision, artificial intelligence, and sensor fusion to detect and categorize risky behaviors. From detecting distracted driving and fatigue to providing real-time in-cab alerts, Lytx doesn't just react to risk - it helps fleets anticipate and prevent collisions before they happen. Named Frost & Sullivan's 2025 Company of the Year for the third time, we're transforming safety from a compliance requirement into a competitive advantage.

Portnox delivers universal zero trust access control that eliminates enterprise attack surface through passwordless authentication. The company's cloud-native platform unifies Network Access Control (NAC), Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), RADIUS, and TACACS+ to secure users, devices, and networks without requiring hardware appliances or VPN infrastructure. Portnox automatically discovers, profiles, and monitors every managed and unmanaged device attempting to connect to enterprise networks, enforcing security policies consistently across wired, wireless, and VPN access. Founded in 2007, Portnox serves thousands of enterprises globally, securing millions of devices across distributed networks. The platform reduces breach risk by 75% while delivering 287% ROI according to Forrester analysis. By eliminating the need for on-premises infrastructure, Portnox enables rapid deployment and scalability without the operational overhead of legacy access control systems. The company has received multiple industry awards including recognition from Cyber Defense Magazine, InfoSec Awards, and inclusion in the 2025 Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies.

TELUS is a dynamic, world-leading technology company generating $16 billion in annual revenue and connecting 15.2 million customers across Canada and globally. As one of Canada's largest telecommunications providers, TELUS has transformed from a regional telephone company into a diversified technology powerhouse that delivers innovative solutions across mobility, internet, television, smart home security, and health technology. Beyond traditional telecommunications, TELUS leverages its digital capabilities to address pressing social challenges in healthcare, agriculture, and sustainability. Through TELUS Health, they're Canada's largest healthcare IT provider, making healthcare more accessible for all Canadians. Their Agriculture and Consumer Goods division is revolutionizing the farm-to-fork supply chain to improve food safety, quality, and sustainability. The company is also recognized for its commitment to social capitalism, environmental leadership, and building the healthiest communities and workplaces on the planet through comprehensive wellbeing solutions.

TELEXISTENCE is a pioneering robotics company founded in 2017, dedicated to industrializing telexistence technology to transform how people interact with machines. The company designs, manufactures, and operates remote-controlled robots equipped with artificial intelligence, specifically targeting retail sectors to revolutionize operational efficiency. Based in Tokyo, Japan, TELEXISTENCE has attracted significant investment from Global Brain and raised $20M in Series A2 funding, demonstrating strong market confidence in their innovative approach to robotics. With a mission to change robotics, structures, and the world, TELEXISTENCE envisions creating a society where everyone benefits from robotic technology. The company's systematic approach to scaling robotics has positioned it as a leading innovator in Japan's startup ecosystem, developing real-life avatar robots that enable people to perform tasks remotely. Their groundbreaking services generate large-scale, stable, and cost-efficient solutions for businesses, pushing the fundamental state of art in robotics technology.

At Telio Group, we believe in the transformative power of connection. Founded in Hamburg in 1998, we began with a simple mission: providing telephony services to people in prison. Over more than 25 years, that mission has evolved into something much deeper - building the digital backbone that allows correctional services to move forward with purpose, vision, and humanity. Our team works across 18 countries, partnering with governments, correctional facilities, associations, and nonprofit organizations to create smarter, more humane prison environments where rehabilitation and dignity are at the center of everything we do. We are a team driven by values of connection, innovation, integrity, and empowerment. Every day, our people collaborate to break down barriers and enable meaningful communication between incarcerated individuals and their loved ones. We uphold the Nelson Mandela Rules, ensuring our services align with international standards for dignity and humane treatment. With operations spanning 700 prisons and serving over 300,000 inmates daily, our work goes far beyond technology - we are building platforms for rehabilitation, education, and second chances that help reshape futures and strengthen communities from the inside out.

Telstra is Australia's leading telecommunications and technology company, building and operating the networks that keep millions of Australians connected every day. With a history dating back to 1901, Telstra has evolved from the Postmaster-General's Department into a tech powerhouse with a global presence spanning over 30 countries. The company delivers a full range of products and services including mobile phones, NBN broadband internet, 5G connectivity, and streaming services to consumers, businesses, large enterprises, and government organizations. Guided by its purpose to build a connected future so everyone can thrive, Telstra serves approximately 22.5 million retail mobile services and 3.4 million retail bundle and data services across Australia. The company's Connected Future 30 strategy aims to radically innovate its core business and enable Australia's digital transformation. Telstra's culture is shaped by its Big Three behaviors - Look Beyond, Work as One, and Make a Difference - driving how the company shows up for customers and each other in building a more inclusive, prosperous Australia through technology and human connection.