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Wati's story began when its founders realized that small and medium businesses were struggling to leverage the power of WhatsApp for customer engagement at scale. While WhatsApp had become the world's most popular messaging platform, businesses lacked the tools to have personalized, efficient conversations with their customers. So in 2020, Wati was born as a WhatsApp team inbox solution, designed to help businesses meet their customers exactly where they are. What started as a simple team inbox has evolved into a comprehensive AI-powered business messaging platform that now serves over 16,000 customers across more than 100 countries. Headquartered in Hong Kong, Wati enables companies to automate personalized notifications, manage team communications through smart routing and automated responses, and build no-code chatbots - all built on the WhatsApp Business API. With backing from world-class investors including Sequoia Capital, Shopify, DST Global, and Tiger Global, Wati continues to innovate at the intersection of AI and business messaging, helping SMBs grow smarter through conversations that convert into lasting customer relationships.

In 2003, Philip Fayer founded Nuvei with a vision to transform how businesses accept and process payments globally. What started as a payment processing company has evolved into a comprehensive fintech platform that today serves over 200 markets, with local acquiring capabilities in 50 countries and support for 150 currencies. Nuvei's modular technology enables merchants to accept next-gen payment methods, from traditional cards to 700+ alternative payment methods and even cryptocurrencies, all through a single integration that scales with their business growth. Nuvei has grown through strategic innovation and acquisitions, including the rebranding of Pivotal Payments and the integration of SafeCharge. The company now employs over 2,400 professionals across 32 nationalities, headquartered in Montreal, Quebec. Nuvei's platform goes beyond simple payment acceptance - it encompasses pay-ins, payouts, global acquiring, bank transfers, real-time payments, fraud and risk management, currency management, reconciliation, card issuing, banking services, and crypto/digital asset support. This end-to-end approach helps businesses accelerate revenue, reduce operational costs, and expand into new markets without the complexity of managing multiple payment providers.

In 2020, founders Samir El-Sabini and Anders Orsedal noticed something that was holding digital entrepreneurs back: the financial tools built for modern businesses simply weren't keeping up. Having run companies in e-commerce and performance marketing themselves, they felt the pain firsthand - endless receipts to chase, payments to reconcile, funds to shuffle, and a constant nagging worry about whether everything was where it needed to be. Traditional banks didn't understand the unique needs of online businesses, and the fragmented stack of financial tools was costing teams time they couldn't afford to lose. So they built Juni - a financial companion designed from the ground up for e-commerce and digital entrepreneurs. Today, Juni offers a powerful platform that brings together business banking, spend management, financing, and automated accounting in one seamless experience. Licensed as an electronic money institution with the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority, Juni provides multi-currency accounts, smart virtual cards with cashback, flexible credit options, and deep integrations with accounting software like Fortnox. With AI-powered automations that can cut manual admin by 80%, Juni is on a mission to make it easy for passionate people to start, build, and grow companies - giving finance teams the clarity, control, and confidence they need to focus on what truly matters: building their vision.

At Sanofi, we are an R&D-driven, AI-powered biopharmaceutical company united by one purpose: we chase the miracles of science to improve people's lives. Our global team of over 100,000 Sanofians spans more than 70 countries, working together to turn the impossible into the possible for patients and communities worldwide. We believe in going further, faster for patients - leveraging breakthrough science, deep immune system expertise, and cutting-edge AI across our R&D value chain to develop transformative medicines and vaccines. Our culture is built on collaboration, curiosity, and a relentless pursuit of scientific progress. From our laboratories to our field teams, Sanofians are connected by a mindset to win and the energy to never settle. We operate across five core therapeutic areas - immunology, neurology, oncology, rare diseases, and vaccines - with 80 compounds in clinical development and 28 in phase 3 trials. We are people from different backgrounds, united by purpose, committed to creating compelling growth while doing the right thing for patients, the planet, and our employees. Whether we're turning off lights in one time zone or powering up in another, we're all chasing the same dream: better health outcomes for millions of people around the world.

In 2021, Judy Thelen and Eliot Frost met in New York City after undergrad and built their relationship around exploring the city's restaurant scene. They were constantly searching for the very best places to eat, but struggled to find reliable reviews or a good way to track their dining adventures. This frustration sparked a realization: food lovers needed a better solution to consistently find and track great restaurants. Determined to solve this problem, they envisioned a product where you no longer had to search endlessly - one that knew your tastes and told you exactly which places you would love at the click of a button. That vision became Beli, an app that lets users track, share, and discover restaurants through organized lists and maps. Today, Beli has emerged as one of the fastest-growing consumer platforms, changing how millions of people explore restaurants by combining the social aspects of dining with personalized recommendations based on your unique tastes.

In 1978, four pioneers - Geoff Ryding, Peter Rose, Andrew Wittkower, and George Swanson - founded Nova Associates in a converted chicken hatchery in Middleton, Massachusetts, with a singular vision: to build the world's first high current production implantation system. Their revolutionary NV-10-60 became the industry's first commercial high current implanter, setting the stage for decades of innovation. What started in a humble shed evolved through acquisitions by Eaton Corporation and eventually became Axcelis Technologies, which spun off as an independent company in 1995. Today, Axcelis stands as a global leader in ion implantation, delivering precision, purity, and productivity to semiconductor manufacturers worldwide. Built on the next-generation Purion platform, the company's equipment powers the production of everything from smartphones and computers to electric vehicles. With over 3,000 tools installed globally, 800+ technology patents, and 47 years of industry experience, Axcelis combines deep technical expertise with collaborative partnership to help customers achieve the highest quality and yield at the lowest cost of ownership.