Company

Hailey Bieber's skincare brand, Rode, was acquired by Elf Beauty for $1 billion.

British singer-songwriter and member of the band Haim, known for her collaborations with Taylor Swift.

Hale is a company mentioned as a big offer to sell in the podcast.

German shipping company, part of the Oetker group's investments in logistics and transportation.

Hamper App, a laundry service platform with many reviews, mentioned as a competitor.

Handshake is a company providing B2B e-commerce and supply chain management solutions for retailers and suppliers.

Handstack, a company rebranding to Bite Size, involved in text messaging marketing.

A competitor to the marketplace, providing cleaning services via an Uber-like model.

Hanna-Barbera, an animation studio known for classic cartoons.

Hannon Hill is a company that provides content management systems and is a customer of Tenon.io.

A German company builder that acquired Pay With A Tweet, a service co-founded by Leif Abraham.

HappyFox, a customer support software company that offers AI-powered support solutions.

A French brand that produces natural sports nutrition products, including honey-based supplements.

Haran Group, a family-owned business involved in engineering and logistics.

Augmented reality marketing platform that helps brands launch AR campaigns easily without coding.

The Harkness Hotel is a hospitality establishment in Greenville, South Carolina.

Harman International is a company specializing in connected automotive technology and services.

Publisher of religious and spiritual books.

Harpo Studios is Oprah Winfrey's production company.

American digital media agency based in Austin, Texas, led by Vincent Harris, providing digital communication services for political clients.

Harris & Settle is a venture capital firm where Michael Deering works.

A famous department store in London targeted by the Forty Elephants for shoplifting.

The Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics, an academic institution conducting research and polling on political attitudes.

Harvard Management Company manages Harvard University's endowment and invests in venture capital.

The Harvard Medical Institutions is a network of medical research and education organizations.

Harvey, an AI company specializing in legal and compliance solutions.

Harvey Norman, a retail chain selling furniture, electronics, and appliances.

The company that owns the Play-Doh brand and produces modeling clay products

A platform offering training courses in various skills, including technology and personal development.

Havas, an advertising and communications company.

Havas Media is a media and marketing services company.

Haven Life Insurance is a subsidiary of MassMutual offering life insurance products.

Hank Leber's previous company, Growth Agency XQ.LA, acquired by Hawk Media.

A game studio known for Hazelight's titles, defending EA and criticizing the vilification of the publisher.

A virtual first care platform company that helps healthcare providers in the US.

HCS Capital is a Miami-based investment firm that invested in Septinel.

Healthcare legal practice built in specific niches and expanded into multiple areas.

A health insurance marketplace in Massachusetts, part of the Affordable Care Act.

San Francisco-based healthcare technology company focused on patient follow-up and communication.

Healthpilot Technologies is a company involved in healthcare technology innovations.

Online platform for health insurance comparison and purchase

An organization endorsing the Oneiro program and providing resources for bone health.

Heap Analytics, a web analytics platform that tracks user interactions retroactively.

Hearst Group is a major media company involved in publishing and digital media.

Hearst Ventures is a venture capital firm that invested in Zinc.

Heaven's Gate was a religious cult that believed in extraterrestrial salvation and was led by Marshall Applewhite.

H.E.B. Grocery Stores is a supermarket chain in Texas, USA, and a customer of Vruzi.

A hedge fund managed by Eric McNeil, achieving an average of 83% annual returns over five years.

Heidrick & Struggles, a global executive search firm where Matt Schwartz was a principal before founding MJSearch.com.

Company focused on developing nuclear fusion reactors to provide clean, safe, and abundant energy.