Jack Baum

Xterprise, Inc. provides radio frequency identification. It offers microsoft platform technology, lean supply chain, and enterprise supply chain systems integration along with radio frequency identification. The company was founded by Dean Frew in 2002 and is headquartered in Austin, TX.

Young Presidents' Organization, Inc. is a global leadership community of over 30,000 chief executives from 142 countries. The non-profit company is based in Irving, TX and has a global presence of subsidiaries in several regions. The company's mission is to help its members become better leaders and better people. The company was founded in 1950 by Ray Hickok, Khalid Mohamed Jassem Kanoo. Thayer Smith has been the CEO of the company since 2007.

StoreNext Retail Technologies LLC provides retail technology to independent grocers and regional chains. It offers ISS45 and ScanMaster point of sale (POS) systems; WinEPS/OPENEPS in-store payments engine to provide support for the payment industry initiatives. The company is headquartered in Plano, TX.

Part of American Heart Association, Inc., American Heart Association (New York) provides public health educational services. The company is based in New York, NY.

TM Forum is an alliance of over 850 companies that work together to break down technology and cultural barriers between digital service providers, technology suppliers, consultancies, and systems integrators. The non-profit company is based in Morristown, NJ. The company drives collaboration and collective problem-solving to maximize the business success of communication and digital service providers and their ecosystem of suppliers around the world. TM Forum provides a platform for industry change-makers to share groundbreaking innovation, market developments, product launches, and business transformation journeys at their events. The company is the only industry body to count the world's top 10 CSPs and all the key hyperscalers as active, strategic members. The company was founded by Gadi Solotorevsky and Eric Pulier, and the CEO is Nik Willetts.

Vitalyst LLC provides application and device support for business users, and helps companies and government organizations. It offers software coaching, self-help resources, managed help desk, client training, and custom project services. The firm also provides migration assurance, productivity, and cloud storage adoption solutions. The company was founded by Jeffrey Becker in 1992 and is headquartered in Bala Cynwyd, PA.

Daymon Worldwide, Inc. sells and markets private label consumer products. It provides customized retail brand-building and sourcing solutions to retailers and manufacturers. The firm offers private brand development, strategy and branding, sourcing, logistic, retail-driven merchandizing, execution, compliance, trading, and consumer experience marketing services. It serves retail customers in channels of trade, including automotive, supermarkets, convenience stores, discount stores, dollar stores, drug stores, home improvement stores, office supply, supercenters, warehouse clubs, wholesalers, and overstocks worldwide. The company was founded by Peter Damon Schwartz and Milt Sender on July 5, 1970 and is headquartered in Stamford, CT.

Southern Methodist University is a private university near the center of Dallas, SMU offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs through seven schools in the humanities and sciences, business, the performing, visual, and communication arts, engineering, education and human development, law, and theology.

GS1 is a global organization that developed the machine-readable barcode, which is now the universal standard in trade and is scanned on products six billion times a day. The non-profit company is based in Lawrenceville, NJ. The company's standards are the language for efficient and secure business processes that span company boundaries and continents. GS1 works with its customers and partners to develop market-driven and future-oriented solutions that directly contribute to their business success. Today, two million companies across more than 20 industries around the world use GS1's language to uniquely identify products, locations, and assets to capture relevant data and share it with business partners within value-added networks.