Company

Vanilla is a company that David Hauser raised capital for, involving SaaS and services.

A company involved in vanilla cultivation, processing, and product sales, based in Queensland.

A cosmetic clinic in Turkey where Kayla Jade had her surgery.

A retail establishment selling nicotine products, often with colorful and cartoonish displays aimed at attracting children.

Dutch pasta restaurant chain with multiple locations, known for its pasta dishes.

Varda is a space manufacturing company exploring the use of space for drug development and other applications.

Varicode is a Chilean software company specializing in IT services and SaaS solutions for financial institutions.

The storage facility owned by Kayla's fiancé, used for storing boats, trailers, and RVs.

Vasakronan is a Swedish real estate company offering coworking spaces in major cities.

Vasectomy Clinics of Chicago, healthcare provider.

Finnish psychotherapy service that was hacked.

Vazum is a digital agency founded by Andre Podorak in 2008.

Venture capital firm providing funding and recommendations.

Vector, a direct sales company selling products directly to consumers.

Velasca is an Italian shoe company that has sold 20,000 shoes to over 15,000 men.

Velia Soap is a Greek-inspired small batch skincare and candle company based in Chicago.

American company providing AI agents and automation tools for business workflows

A company specializing in online reputation and local SEO services for multi-location businesses.

Venture capital firm and investment firm, known for investing in technology startups

Vendita, a technology reseller and service provider in various business problems.

Venezuelan opposition parties, political groups opposing the current regime.

Vengage is a company that offers an infographic design tool for creating visual content.

Venios is a company providing real-time power grid management solutions.

Venka, a large real estate developer in China.

Venly.io, a company building blockchain-related applications and tools for developers and businesses.

Venrock is a venture capital firm that invested in Vanilla, a company associated with David Hauser.

Venture capital fund that invested in YMF in early 2015.

Venture.com is a company that owns a large portfolio of premium domain names.

A natural gas exporter that operates in the liquefied natural gas sector.

VenturePact is a SaaS platform that helps businesses source and manage vetted software development teams.

Venu is a SaaS company providing a web-based tool for gathering and analyzing organizational data.

Vera Lab, an Italian cosmetics company founded by Cristina Fogazzi, specializing in beauty products and skincare.

Capital investment firm that provided debt funding to Green Apple Pay, focusing on social purpose organizations.

Australian fashion brand known for its flattering cuts and accessible designs

Verified.com, a platform providing verification APIs for B2B companies to assess company legitimacy.

Verifone is a payment technology company that acquired Taxi Magic.

VeriSign is a cybersecurity company that acquired GeoTrust in 2006.

Telecommunications company providing wireless services, known as Verizon Wireless.

Verloop.io is a conversational marketing automation company that helps businesses automate FAQs and generate leads.

Veromoda, a retail apparel brand belonging to a large group, client of Umwelt.ai.

Verona Casino, a casino in Kansas City, mentioned as a client project.

Veroni is an agency that helped build the distributed engineering team.

Versant is a company spun off from Comcast, involved in cable assets.

Versaterm is a public safety company that acquired SpiderTech.

Versea Health is a company that develops mitochondrial assessment tests, including the MeScreen.

Version 1 is a technology company specializing in AI solutions and digital transformation services.

Versto was a storage vendor acquired by VMware, involved in data storage solutions.

Vertal Health is a healthcare company where Christof Wittig has an investment or board role.

Vertex Medical Solutions is a company providing scheduling software and charge capture management systems, led by Randy Robbins.

Vertex Pharmaceuticals, a biotech company based in Boston, focused on developing treatments for serious diseases.