Matt Emery

JMI Management, Inc. (JMI Equity) is a private equity and venture capital firm founded in 1992 by Harry S. Gruner and Charlie E. Noell. The firm is headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland.

PointClickCare Corp. engages in the operation of healthcare technology platform enabling meaningful collaboration and access to real-time insights at every stage of the patient healthcare journey. The company was founded by Michael Wessinger and David Wessinger on August 23, 1995 and is headquartered in Mississauga, Canada.

CipherHealth, Inc. develops and operates a patient communication, engagement, and care coordination software. The firm offers CipherOutreach, CipherRounds, CipherKiosk, and CipherCareManagement software. The company was founded by Zachary Silverzweig, Alexander Hejnosz, and Randy Cheung in 2009 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

Themis Solutions, Inc. provides cloud-based practice management platform for small and mid-sized law firms. It offers case and matter management, time tracking, billing and reporting, client contact and document management, task scheduling, trust accounting, and reporting. The firm also offers Clio Connect, a portal for exchanging information and collaborating with clients and Clio Express, an offline time capture application. The company was founded by Jack Newton and Rian Gauvreau in 2008 and is headquartered in Burnaby, Canada.

Jane Software, Inc. operates as a cloud-based clinic management software company. Its software offers allied health clinics online bookings, charting, scheduling, and invoicing. The company was founded by Alison Taylor and Trevor Johnston in 2011 and is headquartered in North Vancouver, Canada.

Jvion, Inc. develops predictive healthcare analytics. Its solutions include real-time predictions, changing healthcare, drive infection control, enable community health, stop readmissions, stop chronic condition complications, reach value based purchasing goals, action benchmarks and comparisons and the bonobo big data platform. The company was founded by Shantanu Nigam in 2011 and is headquartered in Johns Creek, GA.

Axonify, Inc. provides an elearning platform for corporates. The company was founded by John Short, Christine Tutssel, and Rebecca Short in 2011 and is headquartered in Waterloo, Canada.

Healthx, Inc. provides healthcare information technology payer services. Its products include mHealth Manager, provider directory, text messaging, employer and member portal, wellness solutions, integration services, and phone and fax solutions. The company was founded by Gregory A. Bell and Win Norton in 1998 and is headquartered in Indianapolis, IN.

Founded in 1998, Thomas Weisel Partners (TWP) is a broker/dealer headquartered in San Francisco with offices in New York City, Boston, Denver, Colorado and Palo Alto, California. The firm is a subsidiary of Thomas Weisel Partners Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: TWPG), a San Francisco-based investment banking firm. Their ultimate parent is Stifel Financial Corp. (NYSE: SF). TWP's investment banking, brokerage and equity research divisions serve emerging growth companies and institutional investors around the world. They are a member of the NYSE, the SIPC and FINRA. TWP specializes in the growth sectors of the economy with a particular focus on the consumer, energy, healthcare, Internet, media/telecommunications, metals/mining and technology sectors. Within the consumer sector, the firm focuses on: financial products, gaming/lodging, interactive market services, lifestyles/sports retailers, restaurants and hardlines and softlines retailing. TWP's global energy research is provided by analysts in three countries and covers the following trends: (1) fast-growing oil and natural gas producers in North America and worldwide (2) domestic and international energy service companies and (3) alternative energy technology and resource developers. Within the healthcare sector, TWP focuses on: biotechnology, diagnostics, healthcare information technology, pharmaceutical services, life science technology, medical devices and specialty pharmaceuticals. The firm's interest in the Internet, media and telecommunications sector include: Internet services, media, broadcasting and telecommunications services. Their focus within the metals and mining sector include: base metals, gold, precious metals and uranium. TWP's technology research focuses on: (1) applied technologies (2) communications components (3) core and wireless communications equipment (4) IP networking communications equipment (5) electronic supply chain (6) enterprise hardware (7) information and financial technology services (8) semiconductor capital equipment (9) broadline and specialty semiconductors (10) applications and communications software and (11) infrastructure software. TWP also provides value-added equities analysis across a variety of sectors including: industrials, financials, consumer, technology and healthcare.