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Named to the 2026 Forbes Fintech 50, Maybern is the system of record for private funds, building category-defining software that transforms how fund CFOs and their teams work. At Maybern, we believe that the office of the modern Fund CFO should shift from operational validator to strategic business leader - a transformation made possible through technology that encodes complex fund logic into structured, computable data models. Our engineers tackle highly complex problems at the intersection of finance and software, building intuitive systems that automate capital calls, distributions, waterfalls, and fee calculations. We value precision and ownership: every number in our platform is auditable, versioned, and traceable by design. Based in New York with a collaborative in-office culture, we bring together deep expertise in both fund management and cutting-edge engineering. Our team enjoys quarterly team budgets for bonding activities, comprehensive healthcare, and equity participation - because building industry-defining software takes people who genuinely want to build it together.

Sunlighten is the global leader in personalized infrared light therapy, founded in 1999 with a mission to transform lives through the healing power of infrared technology. The company's journey began when founder Jason Lincoln Jeffers experienced a remarkable health transformation after a decade of chronic illness, leading him to establish Sunlight Saunas (now Sunlighten) to share this breakthrough therapy with the world. Today, under the leadership of CEO Aaron Zack and Co-Owner Connie Zack, Sunlighten has pioneered infrared sauna innovation for 25 years, holding 30+ global patents on their cutting-edge technology and design. At the heart of Sunlighten's offering is their patented SoloCarbon heating technology, which delivers the highest quality and quantity of infrared energy for clinically validated health benefits. Their flagship mPulse Smart Sauna is the only infrared sauna that delivers four precise wavelengths, allowing users to customize their wellness experience. Headquartered in Leawood, Kansas, with operations spanning the UK, Australia, China, Hungary, Malaysia, and beyond, Sunlighten is trusted by 200+ wellness experts and featured in leading publications like Vogue, Forbes, and The Wall Street Journal. Their science-backed saunas help customers achieve goals ranging from detoxification and immune support to muscle recovery, cardiovascular health, and longevity - empowering people to feel better, do more, and live fully.

In 1743, what would become Freshfields began with a simple yet powerful insight: as business expanded across borders, legal advice needed to transcend local limitations. Samuel Dodd and James William Freshfield founded a practice built on the belief that seamless, coordinated legal support could help ambitious enterprises grow beyond their home markets. This vision propelled the firm through nearly three centuries of evolution, from advising the Bank of England as one of its first clients to becoming a fully integrated global powerhouse positioned at the heart of the world's most important markets. Today, Freshfields stands as a leader in cross-border transactions, competition law, corporate transformation, and dispute resolution, with over 5,700 people across 33 offices worldwide. The firm's landmark 2000 merger formalized Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer as a truly borderless partnership, enabling clients to navigate complex regulatory landscapes and seize new opportunities with confidence. Beyond legal expertise, Freshfields serves as strategic partners and trusted advisors, combining deep industry knowledge with fresh perspectives to solve the toughest challenges. The firm's commitment to responsible business is embedded in its core values, driving pro bono work that expands access to justice, environmental initiatives targeting net zero by 2050, and inclusive culture programs that empower all colleagues to thrive.

Wallapop is the leading platform for buying and selling secondhand products in Spain, with operations expanding across Italy and Portugal. Founded in Barcelona in 2013, the mobile-first marketplace has grown to over 15 million users who have collectively uploaded 180 million products. The platform processes more than 8 million searches daily, making it the dominant secondhand marketplace in its core markets. Wallapop generates billions of data points daily, powered by a mature data infrastructure and machine learning platform that enables personalized recommendations, search optimization, and trust & safety features. At its core, Wallapop promotes sustainable consumption by making it simple to give items a second life. The platform spans diverse categories including fashion, electronics, cars, home and garden, baby products, sports equipment, and more. Beyond facilitating transactions, Wallapop fosters a dynamic circular economy where users optimize their economic resources while helping others do the same. The company operates with a mature data infrastructure supporting complex ML solutions in personalization, search, and logistics. With headquarters in Barcelona and a team of 500+ employees, Wallapop continues to innovate its platform to make secondhand the norm through smart technology and a commitment to conscious, humane consumption.

Westinghouse Electric Company is the world's leading nuclear power company, delivering safe, innovative technology that shapes the future of carbon-free energy. Our company built the world's first commercial pressurized water reactor in Shippingport, Pennsylvania, and today nearly half of the nuclear reactors operating around the globe use Westinghouse technology. With more than 11,000 employees across 21 countries, we provide fuel, services, technology, plant design, and equipment to utility and industrial customers worldwide. Our 140-year legacy of innovation continues with advanced nuclear technologies including the AP1000® pressurized water reactor - the world's first proven Generation III+ passive safety plant - the AP300™ small modular reactor, and the eVinci™ microreactor for remote energy applications. From efficient and economical new plant designs to comprehensive operating plant services, we lead the industry in developing nuclear solutions that provide reliable, clean, safe, and economical energy for generations to come.

Horizon Media is the largest independent media agency in the world, founded in 1989 with a singular, powerful philosophy that guides everything they do: business is personal. This isn't just a slogan - it's the foundation of how they approach client partnerships, employee relationships, and the marketing strategies they build. When most agencies were chasing technology and automation, Horizon bet on human connection, believing that understanding people - their motivations, their behaviors, their dreams - is the key to building brands that matter. Today, with over $8.5 billion in media investments and more than 2,400 professionals across New York, Los Angeles, and Toronto, that human-first approach has made them the third-largest U.S. media agency and a trusted partner to some of the world's most ambitious brands. What makes Horizon different is their relentless focus on outcomes over outputs. They don't just buy media - they engineer business growth through data-driven insights, cultural intelligence, and creative strategies that actually move people. Their specialized divisions - including Night Market for commerce, Blue Hour Studios for influencer marketing, 305 Worldwide for multicultural audiences, and their newest venture, One Horizon, a full-service creative agency - give them unparalleled depth and agility in solving complex marketing challenges. Recognition has followed: named Media Agency of the Year multiple times by MediaPost, Adweek, and Ad Age; ranked among Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies; and consistently celebrated as a best workplace for diversity, women, and millennials. But the real measure is in the results they deliver and the culture they've built - one where 93% of employees say it's a great place to work, compared to just 57% at typical U.S. companies.