Battery Ventures

Established in 1988, Highland Capital Partners is a financial institution that offers a range of investment and financial solutions for the telecommunication, digital media, health care and information technology industries. It conducts several senior executive summits, roundtable conferences, training sessions and lectures. Highland Capital Partners operates a career network that lists job openings and focuses on talent search, training and recruitment services for its national and international clients. It provides market research services, as well as a variety of software and hardware product and service packages. The company additionally offers intercompany information and corporate profile maintenance tools. Highland Capital Partners maintains an office in Lexington, Mass.

Money Management International (MMI) is a nonprofit organization based in Warwick, RI, specializing in debt relief, housing services, specialty services, and financial education. With a mission to help individuals overcome financial challenges, MMI offers a range of services including debt management plans, credit counseling, foreclosure prevention counseling, and bankruptcy counseling, among others. They have assisted over 2.5 million people in repaying $10 billion in debt and have garnered high ratings from reputable organizations like the Better Business Bureau and Trustpilot. Generated from the website

Acadian Asset Management is a Boston- and Singapore-based investment management firm specializing in active global and international equity strategies. The company invests on behalf of major pension funds, endowments, foundations, governments and other institutions based in the United States and abroad. The firm also serves individual investors through a mutual fund, the Acadian Emerging Markets Portfolio. Acadian Financial Research, the firm's predecessor was founded in 1977. Starting in 1978, Acadian designed, developed and implemented an international index-matching strategy and an active country selection strategy for the State Street Bank and Trust Company. In 1987, Acadian ended its relationship with State Street and Acadian Asset Management began to manage institutional assets directly.