Kerry K. Bryant

Cell Robotics International, Inc. manufactures, markets and sells laser-based medical devices and scientific research instruments. The firm's medical products include the Lasette(R) line of laser lancing equipment and accessories for capillary blood sampling. Its scientific products include laser microscopy equipment featuring the LaserScissors(R) and LaserTweezers(R) instruments. The company also develops proprietary medical laser for aesthetic applications. Cell Robotics International was founded on September 28, 1988 and is headquartered in Albuquerque, NM.

Appiant Technologies, Inc. provides internet protocol-based unified communications and unified information applications designed to allow users access to communications and information in a highly-personalized format as set by the individual user from private, public and enterprise sources anytime, anywhere from any type of communications device such as a cell phone, computer, personal digital assistant, etc., in a hosted, service model. The company was founded in October 1996 and is headquartered in Pleasanton, CA

Part of NetLojix Communications, Inc., onShore, Inc. provides system integration, technical support, and Web-centric applications development services. The company is based in Chicago, IL. The company was founded by James S. Toreson.

University of Nevada functions as a college and university. It provides education, research, scholarship, creative activities, and clinical services. The company was founded on September 10, 1957 and is headquartered in Las Vegas, NV.

SuperTrapp specializes in aftermarket performance exhaust systems designed, built and tested to exactly fit a specific model bike or ATV. This “plug and play” advantage is customers assurance of getting a system fine-tuned to the intricacies of customers machine. They start with a well-designed product and use the best materials, robust manufacturing processes and experienced workmanship. They believe the time and resources they invest in the development of quality, application-specific systems has raised industry standards for quality in fit, style and performance. Their first design consideration is an increase in power output. If a system does not increase power they won’t build it. Once a power increase is established, the styling of the system becomes paramount. They routinely partner with industry influencers to determine what appeals to consumers. Writers, dealers and distributors weigh in, as well as their loyal racing constituency. They have also cultivated relationships with industry innovators to bring a fresh look to aftermarket exhausts, as evidenced by their Paul Yaffe and Bill Werner collaborations. Extra care is given to the finish of customers exhaust system. Whether it’s polished aluminum, stainless steel or chrome, the finish of every SuperTrapp exhaust is inspected to the highest quality standards. Different applications are then developed with a fit so accurate that customers new exhaust will bolt right to the stock bike or ATV with no modifications. All SuperTrapp products come with all hardware and clear instructions for easy installation. And after such care and effort is spent on the production of each exhaust, they take extra steps to ensure that customers new exhaust is delivered in perfect shape. They have worked with packaging designers to develop durable materials that will withstand all manner of shipping processes. Most are shipped in two-part polyurethane “foamed-in-place” packaging that has been put through a series of demanding shipping tests.

eSpaces, Inc. provides private office spaces that can be customized with branding and offer 24/7 access and security. eSpaces is based in Nashville, TN and was founded by J. David Gibbs. The private company offers offices for one to ten people or multiple offices for teams.