Tyson Foods, Inc.

At Salesforce, we believe trust is our #1 value and the foundation of everything we do. We call our community of employees, customers, and partners "Trailblazers" - people who reach across roles, companies, and industries to help one another learn, grow, and succeed. Since 1999, we've pioneered software as a Service (SaaS), bringing Customer Relationship Management to the cloud and continuously innovating to help our customers succeed. Our founders launched the 1-1-1 model, committing 1% of our equity, technology, and employees' time to improving education, equality, and the environment for everyone. We're not a typical company, and that's by design. Our core values - trust, customer success, innovation, equality, and sustainability - guide everything we do. We've been leaders in AI for over a decade, and with Agentforce, we're defining a new era of customer engagement where autonomous agents work alongside humans. When our customers succeed, we succeed, which is why over 150,000 companies worldwide trust Salesforce to drive growth. We believe business is the greatest platform for change, and we're passionate proponents of stakeholder capitalism, committed to doing well by all our stakeholders - customers, employees, partners, communities, the planet, and society as a whole.

We're a global software company that's been helping manufacturers design, make, and service better products for nearly 40 years. Our portfolio of solutions - including CAD, PLM, ALM, SLM, IoT, and augmented reality - helps companies manage product complexity from concept through delivery. What makes us different is our deep industry expertise and collaborative approach: we don't just sell software, we work alongside our customers as partners in their digital transformation journey. With 95% of Fortune 500 discrete manufacturers as customers, we've seen firsthand how the right tools can unlock innovation across the entire product lifecycle. Our team of nearly 7,000 people worldwide embraces values like 'Customers Matter' and 'Team PTC' because we win together. We're committed to continuous innovation - not just in our products like Creo, Windchill, ThingWorx, and Onshape, but in how we work. We're actively transforming to a SaaS model, embedding AI throughout our solutions, and helping manufacturers tackle sustainability challenges. At our core, we believe technology should empower people to solve real problems and create products that make a difference in the world.

Tellos was born from a shared frustration experienced by both parents and clinicians in the broken ABA therapy system. As parents navigating endless delays and clinicians weighed down by inefficiencies, the founders recognized a desperate need for change. They watched good therapists burn out under impossible caseloads while families languished on waitlists, care delayed by red tape. In that moment of realization, they knew something had to give - and that's when Tellos emerged as the solution. Tellos reimagined what autism care could look like by giving therapists genuine ownership over their practice. Instead of forcing clinicians into bureaucratic machines, Tellos empowers them with control over their caseloads, schedules, and clinical decisions. The company handles the heavy lifting - staffing, billing, credentialing, and client acquisition - so therapists can focus entirely on helping children thrive. By supporting clinicians rather than exhausting them, Tellos ensures better outcomes for families and longer-lasting careers for providers.

In 2023, three founders with deep roots in engineering and logistics realized something profound: while AI was transforming consumer technology, the industries that move our physical world - supply chains, freight, logistics - remained stuck in manual, inefficient processes. Pablo Palafox, his brother Javier Palafox, and Luis Paarup saw that these real-economy businesses were drowning in repetitive communication tasks: endless phone calls to book loads, check shipments, and coordinate schedules. They understood the solution wasn't just better chatbots, but an AI-native operating system that could truly handle end-to-end work with human-like intelligence. So they built HappyRobot - an AI workforce platform that doesn't just augment human workers but autonomously manages complex operations across phone, email, messaging, and documents. Starting with logistics and industrial operations, HappyRobot has grown rapidly, deploying AI workers across over 150 enterprise customers including DHL and Ryder. With $62 million in funding from top-tier investors like Y Combinator and Andreessen Horowitz, the company is now expanding to redefine how the real economy operates, freeing humans to focus on strategy and creativity while AI handles the patterned work at scale.

GROWMARK is an agricultural cooperative serving almost 400,000 customers across North America, providing agronomy, energy, facility engineering and construction, and logistics products and services, as well as grain marketing and risk management services. Headquartered in Bloomington, Illinois, GROWMARK owns the FS trademark, used by its member cooperatives, and owns SEEDWAY, the largest full-line seed company in the United States. The company operates an expansive network of river and rail terminals to meet customer fertilizer needs, even during peak seasons. Founded in 1927 when nine local agricultural supply cooperatives in Illinois organized to meet growing demand for reliable fuel supply, GROWMARK has grown into a regional agricultural powerhouse. The organization now serves cooperatives, retailers, businesses, and customers throughout the U.S. and Canada. GROWMARK's commitment to delivering products customers need by people they trust has earned it a reputation as a strong and financially-stable business partner with a customer-first attitude at its core.

In 2008, Jack Newton and Rian Gauvreau founded Clio with a simple but powerful realization: the legal profession was being left behind by the cloud computing revolution that was transforming every other industry. Lawyers were trapped in a world of paper files, disparate software systems, and inefficient practices that made it harder to serve clients effectively. They saw an opportunity to modernize legal practice through cloud-based technology that would be accessible, affordable, and transformative. What started as a small Canadian startup has grown into the world's leading provider of cloud-based legal technology. Today, Clio powers law firms of all sizes across the globe, from solo practitioners to large enterprises. Headquartered in Greater Vancouver with teams spanning Calgary, Toronto, Dublin, Manchester, and Sydney, Clio continues to set the global standard for innovation in legal tech. The company's mission remains clear: to transform the legal experience for all by equipping lawyers with secure, intuitive tools that help them work more effectively, grow profitably, and deliver exceptional client service.