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Thirty One Gifts Corporate Office

Thirty-One Gifts was founded in 2003 by current CEO Cindy Monroe.  Monroe founded the company in the basement of her Chattanooga, TN home.  Equipped with a sewing machine, Monroe wanted to fill the void she noticed in the personalized gifts industry while working as a consultant for Pampered Chef.

In 2009, sales were $38 million.  In 2010, sales reached $100 million.  The next year, $482 million, followed by $782 million in 2012.

In 2011, the company was forced to put a freeze on accepting new consultants as they were overwhelmed with signups (over 5,000 per month).  The company was forced to lay off 182 people in 2012 due to large capital investments in infrastructure to help with brining on more consultants.  As a result, sales were flat at $760 million for 2013.

In late 2014, the company acquired Utah based jewelry company, Jewel Kade.

In 2015, the company has more than 2,000 employees and 100,000 independent consultants.  The company is now headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.  Cindy Monroe is still the CEO of the company.  Her husband, Scott, serves as the Chief Brand Officer.

 

Thirty-One Gifts

Thirty-One Gifts was founded in 2003 by current CEO Cindy Monroe.  Monroe founded the company in the basement of her Chattanooga, TN home.  Equipped with a sewing machine, Monroe wanted to fill the void she noticed in the personalized gifts industry while working as a consultant for Pampered Chef.

In 2009, sales were $38 million.  In 2010, sales reached $100 million.  The next year, $482 million, followed by $782 million in 2012.

In 2011, the company was forced to put a freeze on accepting new consultants as they were overwhelmed with signups (over 5,000 per month).  The company was forced to lay off 182 people in 2012 due to large capital investments in infrastructure to help with brining on more consultants.  As a result, sales were flat at $760 million for 2013.

History

In late 2014, the company acquired Utah based jewelry company, Jewel Kade.

In 2015, the company has more than 2,000 employees and 100,000 independent consultants.  The company is now headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.  Cindy Monroe is still the CEO of the company.  Her husband, Scott, serves as the Chief Brand Officer.

 

FanDuel Corporate Office

FanDuel, also known as FanDuel.com, was founded in 2009 by Hubdub, a prediction market game company.   FanDuel is a daily fantasy sports company where players can wager on daily fantasy sports competitions as opposed to the traditional weekly competitions.

Daily fantasy sports is possible legally due to a 2006 law which banned internet gambling.  This law included an exclusion for “skill based games” which allows sites such as FanDuel and DraftKings to operate.

FanDuel received $1.2 million in seed investment from Pentech Ventures and Scottish Enterprise.

In early 2013, the company raised $11 million in funding in a Series C round.  The round was led by Comcast Ventures, Piton Capital, Pentech Ventures, Bullpen Capital and Richard Koch.

In September 2014, the company raised an additional $70 million in Series D funding from Shamrock Capital Advisors, NBC Sports Ventures and KKR.

In November 2014, the company announced a partnership with the NBA.  As part of the agreement, the NBA received an equity stake in the company in exchange for promoting them as their “Official One Day Fantasy Basketball Game”.

In July 2015, the company raised another $275 million in a Series E round which valued the company at over $1 billion dollars.  The company used part of these funds to acquire analytics company numberFire.

On October 4, 2015, DraftKings employee Ethan Haskell won $350,000 on FanDuel.  This came 1 week after Haskell had leaked sensitive information that would give players a competitive advantage.  The FBI and US DOJ both open cases while DraftKings and FanDuel temporarily ban employees from wagering.  FanDuel hires a DC lobbying firm on Oct 14th.

On October 15, 2015, Nevada bans all daily fantasy sports sites from being used by Nevada residents.

Today, FanDuel has over 1 million active users and will pay out over $2 billion to players in 2015.  The company has raised $363 million in total funding and has partnered with 16 NFL and 14 NBA teams.

 

FanDuel

FanDuel, also known as FanDuel.com, was founded in 2009 by Hubdub, a prediction market game company.   FanDuel is a daily fantasy sports company where players can wager on daily fantasy sports competitions as opposed to the traditional weekly competitions.

Daily fantasy sports is possible legally due to a 2006 law which banned internet gambling.  This law included an exclusion for “skill based games” which allows sites such as FanDuel and DraftKings to operate.

FanDuel received $1.2 million in seed investment from Pentech Ventures and Scottish Enterprise.

History

In early 2013, the company raised $11 million in funding in a Series C round.  The round was led by Comcast Ventures, Piton Capital, Pentech Ventures, Bullpen Capital and Richard Koch.

In September 2014, the company raised an additional $70 million in Series D funding from Shamrock Capital Advisors, NBC Sports Ventures and KKR.

In November 2014, the company announced a partnership with the NBA.  As part of the agreement, the NBA received an equity stake in the company in exchange for promoting them as their “Official One Day Fantasy Basketball Game”.

In July 2015, the company raised another $275 million in a Series E round which valued the company at over $1 billion dollars.  The company used part of these funds to acquire analytics company numberFire.

On October 4, 2015, DraftKings employee Ethan Haskell won $350,000 on FanDuel.  This came 1 week after Haskell had leaked sensitive information that would give players a competitive advantage.  The FBI and US DOJ both open cases while DraftKings and FanDuel temporarily ban employees from wagering.  FanDuel hires a DC lobbying firm on Oct 14th.

On October 15, 2015, Nevada bans all daily fantasy sports sites from being used by Nevada residents.

Today, FanDuel has over 1 million active users and will pay out over $2 billion to players in 2015.  The company has raised $363 million in total funding and has partnered with 16 NFL and 14 NBA teams.

 

Crescent Enterprise Solutions Corporate Office

Crescent Enterprise Solutions is a IT consulting company that strives to help clients create world-class IT organizations.

The company five practices are vmWare Professional Services, Oracle Professional Services, Symantic Professional Services, Oracle Professional Services, and Software Development.

Services include IT engineering, strategic planning, application lifecycle management, resource management, and cloud services.

Crescent Enterprise Solutions’s prominent clients include Intuit, Oracle, vmWare, Caesar’s Palace, AEG, SHFL Entertainment, NetApp, Bridgepoint Education, Wynn, and Hoag.

The company is #52 in the 2015 Inc. 5000 list of Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America with a three-year growth rate of 5,194% and $17.7 of revenue in 2014. Crescent Enterprise Solutions is #3 in the Inc. list of Top IT Services Companies, #18 in Top California Companies, and #10 in Los Angeles Metro Are Companies.

Crescent Enterprise Solutions

Crescent Enterprise Solutions is a IT consulting company that strives to help clients create world-class IT organizations.

The company five practices are vmWare Professional Services, Oracle Professional Services, Symantic Professional Services, Oracle Professional Services, and Software Development.

Services include IT engineering, strategic planning, application lifecycle management, resource management, and cloud services.

History

Crescent Enterprise Solutions’s prominent clients include Intuit, Oracle, vmWare, Caesar’s Palace, AEG, SHFL Entertainment, NetApp, Bridgepoint Education, Wynn, and Hoag.

The company is #52 in the 2015 Inc. 5000 list of Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America with a three-year growth rate of 5,194% and $17.7 of revenue in 2014. Crescent Enterprise Solutions is #3 in the Inc. list of Top IT Services Companies, #18 in Top California Companies, and #10 in Los Angeles Metro Are Companies.

ReVamp Electronics Corporate Office

ReVamp Electronics was founded by current-CEO Anant Handa in 2007. The company began by selling consumer electronics on eBay and repairing iPods.

Today the company is a cell phone service and supply company, supplying business and consumers with tablet and smartphone repair parts. Clients include importers/exporters, retailers, and wholesalers worldwide.

ReVamp Electronics is #50 in the 2015 Inc. 5000 list of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies with a three-year growth rate of 5,261%. The company has 21 employees and had $8.2 million in sales in 2014.

ReVamp Electronics is #1 in the Inc. list of Top Illinois Companies, #3 in Top Business Products & Services Companies, and #2 in Chicago Metro Area Companies.

ReVamp Electronics

ReVamp Electronics was founded by current-CEO Anant Handa in 2007. The company began by selling consumer electronics on eBay and repairing iPods.

Today the company is a cell phone service and supply company, supplying business and consumers with tablet and smartphone repair parts. Clients include importers/exporters, retailers, and wholesalers worldwide.

ReVamp Electronics is #50 in the 2015 Inc. 5000 list of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies with a three-year growth rate of 5,261%. The company has 21 employees and had $8.2 million in sales in 2014.

History

ReVamp Electronics is #1 in the Inc. list of Top Illinois Companies, #3 in Top Business Products & Services Companies, and #2 in Chicago Metro Area Companies.

Noonday Collection Corporate Office

Noonday Collection was founded by current co-CEO Jessica Honegger in 2010. The company sells fair trade artisan goods sourced from all over the world and partners with artisans to create sustainable business practices.

Noonday Collection aims to empower women, provide dignified jobs in vulnerable communities, grow artisan businesses, create long-term partnerships, and provide a marketplace for artisan businesses.

The company sells its products through Ambassadors, who purchase sample kits and hold trunk shows to sell jewelry and other products.

Noonday Collection is #45 in the Inc. 5000 list of Fastest Growing Private Companies in America with a three-year growth rate of 5,512%. The company has 44 employees and had $11.8 million in revenue in 2014.

Noonday is #6 in the Inc. list of Top Retail Companies, #3 in Top Texas Companies, and #1 in Austin Metro Are companies.

Noonday Collection

Noonday Collection was founded by current co-CEO Jessica Honegger in 2010. The company sells fair trade artisan goods sourced from all over the world and partners with artisans to create sustainable business practices.

Noonday Collection aims to empower women, provide dignified jobs in vulnerable communities, grow artisan businesses, create long-term partnerships, and provide a marketplace for artisan businesses.

The company sells its products through Ambassadors, who purchase sample kits and hold trunk shows to sell jewelry and other products.

History

Noonday Collection is #45 in the Inc. 5000 list of Fastest Growing Private Companies in America with a three-year growth rate of 5,512%. The company has 44 employees and had $11.8 million in revenue in 2014.

Noonday is #6 in the Inc. list of Top Retail Companies, #3 in Top Texas Companies, and #1 in Austin Metro Are companies.