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Part of Applied UV, Inc., SteriLumen, Inc. is a private company that develops and sells disinfection solutions for food safety, preservation, and building hygiene standards. The company is based in Greenwood Village, CO. SteriLumen is committed to delivering solutions that address the unique challenges faced by the food and real estate sectors in the region and beyond. The company offers a portfolio of technologically-advanced air purification and surface disinfection systems. The company was founded by Max Munn.

Part of Guidewell Mutual Holding Corp., Ubiquity LLC is a healthcare technology company that provides data management, analytics, and informatics solutions. The private company is based in Lake Forest, IL. Ubiquity was acquired by PopHealthCare LLC, part of Guidewell Mutual Holding Corp. on December 23, 2014.

Kymeta Corp. engages in the development of broadband satellite connectivity solutions. Its products include portable satellite terminal, aeronautical terminal, fixed satellite terminal, and mTenna core module. The company was founded in by Nathan B. Kundtz in 2012 and is headquartered in Redmond, WA.

Open Range Communications is a broadband wireless Internet services provider whose primary focus is delivering simply easierSM wireless high-speed Internet and voice services to hundreds of un-served and underserved communities across America. Within the next five years, Open Range intends to serve over 500 communities, making its services available to approximately six million people. Open Range's 4G wireless broadband network solutions will connect customers through licensed spectrum, enabling communities to improve safety, economic growth, education, and quality of life and remain competitive in the age of global communications. Headquartered in Greenwood Village, Colorado, the Company announced on January 9, 2009 an investment of $100 million from One Equity Partners (OEP), the private equity arm of JPMorgan Chase & Co. In March, 2008, the United States Department of Agriculture's Rural Development Utilities Program (RDUP) approved a $267 million Broadband Access Loan for Open Range, with the prerequisite that private financing also be secured. The OEP investment satisfied the RDUP's loan terms, making the funds available to Open Range.