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Canary (www.workwithcanary.com) is a mission-driven enterprise, contributing to the evolution of the 21st century social safety net to ensure that, in times of financial need, individuals can access emergency funds with dignity. Grant Circle is an emergency relief fund platform that delivers cash grants to individuals experiencing financial hardship in the workplace and beyond.
Energize Ventures is a leading global alternative investment manager focused on accelerating digital transformation in energy and sustainable industry. Founded in 2016, Energize has funded 20 companies to-date and is backed by strategic and institutional LPs including CDPQ, Invenergy, Schneider Electric, General Electric, Caterpillar, and more. With an unmatched depth and breadth of industry and operational expertise, Energize works in partnership with its portfolio companies to realize their full potential from early commercialization to growth scaling and into the public markets. For more information on Energize Ventures, please visit www.energize.vc.
Otus brings the entire school community together on a common technology platform reducing the number of disconnected solutions educators use while providing actionable insight to school leaders.
The Mom Project is rewriting the working mom narrative. We are a digital talent marketplace and community connecting professionally accomplished women with world-class companies. Our mission is to build a more diverse and inclusive workforce so women never feel forced to choose between their families and their careers.
The Climate Corporation aims to build a digitized world where every farmer is able to optimize and execute decisions on the farm through digital tools.
We help business women do tech and tech women do business. Mission: Evolve the conversation of female entrepreneurism beyond the issue of ‘changing the ratio,’ and towards actively advancing the quality of their businesses, networks and resources. https://angel.co/ms-tech
Youth sports and extracurricular activities are becoming more expensive, and every day it’s pricing out more and more families from the critical benefits of participation. The technology we’re building solves this problem in an industry that has yet to be disrupted.
Benchmark Analytics is a leading software provider of human capital solutions to the law enforcement marketplace and offers agencies across the U.S. an integrated tracking, analysis and reporting software solution for personnel management and early intervention. Our products include Benchmark Management System®, First Sign® Early Intervention and C.A.R.E. | Case Action Response Engine®. We are uniquely qualified to assist agencies in two fundamental ways. First, we are a software and a research organization that marries evidence-based practices with easy-to-use applications that embed those practices. Secondly, we founded the “National Police Early Intervention and Outcomes Research Consortium” to support police departments in evaluating, monitoring and delivering interventions that support struggling officers so they can get back on track. We were formed as a result of research conducted by the University of Chicago which began in 2010. This research focused on utilizing performance data of officers to understand officers that needed incremental supports. This initial research and code based that was created over a 7-year window at the University of Chicago was transferred to Benchmark Analytics in 2017 to commercialize in the law enforcement marketplace. Benchmark Solutions, LLC was formed in 2017 to continue the work of the University of Chicago researchers and build on the initial code base utilized by departments. At this critical juncture in policing with the national focus on police reform, we remain committed to our mission of transforming police force management through an all-in-one software platform that provides a 360° holistic view of every officer —in police departments of every size. Together with our Consortium partners, we are conducting national studies to better understand and address the exact issues cities and departments are tasked with resolving.
Girls Who Code is a nonprofit organization which aims to support and increase the number of women in computer science. The organization is working to close the gender employment difference in technology and change the image of what a programmer looks like.
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City Tech reinvents cities. We convene cross-sector leaders to tackle urban problems that are too big for any one group to solve on its own. We remake essential city services and infrastructure using advanced technology and then expand these solutions to other cities. To learn more, visit www.CityTech.org.
Out in Tech unites the LGBTQ+ tech community. We empower aspiring tech leaders to improve our world by showcasing accomplished speakers, producing timely and thought-provoking events, and connecting our members to new opportunities and each other.
The University of Chicago Office of Career Advancement empowers UChicago undergraduates of all interests and backgrounds to apply their world-class education to a fulfilling career.
Nature’s Fynd is a groundbreaking food tech company born out of NASA-supported research on extremophiles in the geothermal pools of Yellowstone National park. Our novel fermentation technology produces a sustainable source of complete protein using only a fraction of the resources required by traditional agriculture. As the challenge to feed the world’s expanding population grows, our mission is to create amazing food and materials that provide sustainable choices and nurture the planet.
Make a difference by joining the J.S. Paluch team. We have been passionately serving the communication needs of the Church since 1913, chiefly through the printing of advertiser supported bulletins for Catholic parishes throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. With offices in Illinois, California, Florida, Louisiana, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
As a venture facility for public benefit, we help people do more for others by imagining what’s possible, applying advanced science and computing thoughtfully, and working together in networks across fields.
The Invisible Institute is an innovative, non-profit journalism production company based on the South Side of Chicago. We work to enhance the capacity of citizens to hold public institutions accountable. Among the tactics we employ are investigative reporting, multimedia storytelling, human rights documentation, the curation of public information, and the orchestration of difficult public conversations. Our work coheres around a central principle: we as citizens have co-responsibility with the government for maintaining respect for human rights and, when abuses occur, for demanding redress.
Our goal is to build the future of living with plants. We've started by creating a delightful mobile app that helps people grow thriving plants. Our community has grown from 100 beta users in August 2020 to over 60,000 active users today. Plants have been watered with Greg over 3M times, and partners like The Sill and over 100 other retailers have started sharing Greg to help their customers care for newly-purchased plants.
MO helps government leaders achieve their mission by designing intuitive and sustainable customer experiences that build trust and improve satisfaction. We use human-centered design to modernize and transform customer and employee experiences. We’re a small team of interdisciplinary creatives with mission, impact, and service to others deeply rooted in our DNA. We’re naive enough to believe we can change the world and bold enough to take the chance to do it. We combine design thinking with agile delivery methods to drive visionary, human-centered products to market. Our custom solutions range in size from completely revamping an entire application to refreshing small pieces of a larger product. Everyone at MO directly impacts the direction and success of the company, and we own our roles. We value integrity, curiosity, and courage, and we operate collaboratively and with accountability while consistently challenging each other in the pursuit of excellence. At MO, we delight in creating one-of-a-kind products and experiences. Your imagination is the only limit on what you can do here!
HANAC, Inc. – originally founded by George Douris as the Hellenic American Neighborhood Action Committee – is a New York City-based multi-faceted social services organization. The organization was founded in 1972 to serve the needs of vulnerable populations throughout New York City. HANAC’s organization mission is: To develop, implement and administer the operation of essential social services including youth, senior and immigrant services, employment and education programs, counseling and affordable housing for the betterment of the community. We presently sponsor over 40 programs located in twelve sites in four boroughs, serving over 30,000 clients annually.
