Company

Nitro Marketing, a company that provides online marketing training and services for local businesses.

International organization responsible for awarding the Nobel Prizes, based in Sweden

Noble is a company based in Toronto that is involved in user feedback projects.

Technology company based in Calgary, Canada, developing interactive mirrors called the iMirror.

A company selling luggage and travel accessories.

NoBoringDesign, a design service spun off from MatterMade to provide on-demand design assets.

No CS Degree, an online platform featuring developer interviews, a jobs board, and educational content.

Node.ai, a startup developing AI tools extending human reasoning and decision-making.

Nokian Tires, a tire manufacturing company, was mentioned as a sponsor of the podcast and related to the college football coverage.

The research group at the University of Chicago conducting studies on violence and crime

A Brazilian internet security company providing VPN services.

American railroad company involved in the proposed merger

Norganic, a brand of organic food products.

A Norwegian retail chain known for low prices and household goods.

Brazilian venture capital firm investing in startups and growth-stage companies.

North America Insurance Co., an insurance company affiliated with Allstate.

North American Spine Society, a professional organization focused on spine care.

North Carolina hospitals, involved in healthcare and medical debt management.

Canadian airline operating regional flights in Western Canada and servicing the North.

Northern Trust, a financial services company where Steph Wagner is the National Director of Women and Wealth

North Face is an outdoor product company that uses Polartec fleece for its products.

North Korea's military branch responsible for national defense and military operations

Northvolt is a Swedish battery manufacturing company involved in green energy and battery production.

A healthcare system based in New York, partner of Aegis Ventures.

Northwestern Mutual is a financial services mutual organization.

Northwest Public Broadcasting, a regional public radio station network in the Pacific Northwest.

Norwegian government-owned investment fund managing the country's wealth from oil resources.

A platform for note-taking and collaboration, launched as a web and app product.

Notable Solutions is a company where Nick Caruso was vice president of sales.

A hosted workspace around New York and the U.S., related to Notable.

Nothing, a tech startup known for its smartphones, earbuds, and streetwear, aiming to be a fashion brand.

A Mexican government agency responsible for information dissemination and media relations.

Russian company partly owned by a billionaire close to Vladimir Putin, involved in Arctic gas project.

Novavax, a biotechnology company developing vaccines and therapeutics.

American investigative journalist and podcast host known for covering true crime stories.

U.S. company manufacturing rare earth magnets, involved in critical electronics supply chain.

The NPR Network, a media organization.

Energy company involved in power generation and supply, based in the United States

French radio station where Matthieu Jost worked after selling his first company.

A data science tournament platform.

Numerator.com is a data analytics company providing consumer and market data to CPG companies.

Nurion is a customer of Albert Invent, utilizing AI for chemical research.

The 'Nutanix' is a technology company mentioned as an example of a business.

The Nutritional Therapy Association is an organization that certifies practitioners in functional nutrition.

Nvidia Corporation, a technology company specializing in graphics processing units and AI hardware.

A criminal organization involved in a high-profile sex trafficking case, led by Keith Raniere.

NXT Capital is a financial services firm that provided debt financing for ZoomInfo.

NYU Langone is a health system providing medical services and health records access.

NYU's Center for Social Media and Politics, academic research center at New York University

NZME is a media company that the hosts previously discussed leaving.