Software

AutomotiveMasterMind Corporate Office

AutomotiveMastermind was founed in 2012 by two German ex-pats, who were working at a Mercedes Benz dealership, current co-founders and CEO’s Marco Schnabl and Johannes Gnauck. The company offers software to businesses which help determine which customer is most likely to purchase a car and why.

The company operates on a subscription basis, charging companies such as Toyota and Nissan, on a monthly basis to access their data. There are two main offices; one in New York City, New York, the second in San Francisco, California. The software works on the premise that there are patterns to a person’s behavior, making it possible to predict future sales.

AutomotiveMastermind is listed as #7 on the 2017 Inc.5000 list of Fastest Growing Companies in America. In 2016, the company had $23.2 million in annual revenue, and a 3 year growth rate of 17,675%. Inc.5000 also listed the company as #2 in Top Software Companies and #1 on their list of Top New York City Companies.

AutomotiveMastermind

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Zendesk Corporate Office

Zendesk was founded in Copenhagen, Denmark in 2007 by current owner and CEO Mikkel Asger Svane. While working in customer service, Svane found numerous problems with tracking of customer complaints and incident software that was in use at the time. Svane and friends set out to create a new type of software.

The company operates a software platform that enables businesses to improve customer service. Zendesk Support is a system for tracking, prioritizing, and solving customer support tickets across various channels. The company also offers Zendesk Chat, a live chat software to connect with customers on web sites, in applications, and on mobile devices. Zendesk went public on the NYSE in 2014 and is traded under the ticker symbol: ZEN. In 2015, the company acquired We Are Cloud, SAS, for $45 million.

Zendesk had annual revenue in 2016 of$311.999 million and employs approximately 1,700 persons. The company claims to have clients in 150 countries and more than 100,000 paying clients.

Zendesk

Zendesk had annual revenue in 2016 of$311.999 million and employs approximately 1,700 persons. The company claims to have clients in 150 countries and more than 100,000 paying clients.

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FatPot Technolgies Corporate Office

Fatpot Technologies was founded in 2002 in Bountiful, Utah. The company provides “middleware” software for public safety and dispatch systems.

The company develops and maintains public safety software solutions for data integration and real time information sharing across dissimilar systems. During the 9/11 disaster, fire, police, and other first responders discovered that their communications systems were different and, in most cases, left them unable to communicate with one another. Fatpot Technologies provides law enforcement, fire, rescue, EMS, homeland security, justice, defense, and 9-1-1 dispatch solutions.

Fatpot Technologies recently released their third update, called Fusion Platform, which allows CAD to CAD incident sharing. The company has headquarters in Bountiful, Utah.

Fatpot Technologies

Fatpot Technologies was founded in 2002 in Bountiful, Utah. The company provides “middleware” software for public safety and dispatch systems.

Fatpot Technologies recently released their third update, called Fusion Platform, which allows CAD to CAD incident sharing. The company has headquarters in Bountiful, Utah.

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E-Trade Corporate Office

E-Trade was founded in Palo Alto, California, in 1982 by William Porter and Bernard Newcomb. The company’s original name was TradePlus. In 1991, the pair invested money made by TradePlus to start a new company, E-Trade Securities. By June of 1996, the company had 73,000 clients and was processing more than 8,000 trades each day.

E-Trade is an online, discount stock brokerage firm for self-directed investors, commonly called Day Traders. The company also offers banking services to retail investors.

In 1996, the company went public on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol: ETFC. It is still a publicly-traded company, with a total margin receivable balance of $6.731 billion as of December of 2016. E-Trade currently has 3.5 million clients and 164,000 trades each day, on average.

The company has 30 branches in 6 states, with headquarters in New York City. As of December 31, 2018, the company had 4.9 million brokerage accounts and a total margin receivables balance of $9.560 billion.

While E-Trade stock has been impressive, the company warned that there could be lower than expected earnings after low trading and decreased customer activity in the second quarter of 2019.

The company made Forbes 2019 Global 2000 list, which rates the largest companies in the world. E-Trade came in at number 838.

E-Trade

E-Trade is an online, discount stock brokerage firm for self-directed investors, commonly called Day Traders. The company also offers banking services to retail investors.

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While E-Trade stock has been impressive, the company warned that there could be lower than expected earnings after low trading and decreased customer activity in the second quarter of 2019.

The company made Forbes 2019 Global 2000 list, which rates the largest companies in the world. E-Trade came in at number 838.

Quizzle Corporate Office

Quizzle was founded in 2008 by Dan Gilbert in Detroit, Michigan. Quizzle is a consumer credit monitoring company which helps consumers monitor and track their finances and credit scores.

The company provides tools and information, including free credit reports every three months, credit recommendations, home value, and credit building tools to help clients keep their credit and financial information accurate and up to date. The company also provides identity theft protection, public records monitoring, and more.

Quizzle is now a subsidiary of BankRate, as of April of 2015. In early 2016, the company began using Transunion instead of Equifax and Vantagescore.

Quizzle

Quizzle was founded in 2008 by Dan Gilbert in Detroit, Michigan. Quizzle is a consumer credit monitoring company which helps consumers monitor and track their finances and credit scores.

Quizzle is now a subsidiary of BankRate, as of April of 2015. In early 2016, the company began using Transunion instead of Equifax and Vantagescore.