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101 Commerce is building a global ecommerce platform that will power hundreds of private label brands across diverse product categories. In the next two years, 101 Commerce will acquire, invest in, and launch multiple brands that primarily utilize the incredible operating leverage of Amazon’s FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon) platform. What AWS is to software services, FBA is to ecommerce: you can outsource the hardest parts of ecommerce (traffic, conversion, fulfillment, free shipping, etc). This allows growing businesses to focus entirely on designing a great product, building a great brand and providing stellar customer service. Through innovation and consolidation, 101 Commerce is creating additional operating leverage with technology, supply-chain economies of scale and big data-driven marketing – normally a set of big challenges for niche, ecommerce brands.

b.well’s comprehensive platform unifies data, solutions and services in one place — empowering providers, payers, retail pharmacies, and healthcare technology companies to deliver frictionless, personalized healthcare experiences; maximize technology investments; and unlock the power of care ecosystems and generative AI. Our platform is supporting better healthcare experiences for 150M people, powered by over 60K consumer-mediated data connections, 3 integration options and 1 mission: to solve healthcare’s fragmentation problem.

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101 Commerce is building a global ecommerce platform that will power hundreds of private label brands across diverse product categories. In the next two years, 101 Commerce will acquire, invest in, and launch multiple brands that primarily utilize the incredible operating leverage of Amazon’s FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon) platform. What AWS is to software services, FBA is to ecommerce: you can outsource the hardest parts of ecommerce (traffic, conversion, fulfillment, free shipping, etc). This allows growing businesses to focus entirely on designing a great product, building a great brand and providing stellar customer service. Through innovation and consolidation, 101 Commerce is creating additional operating leverage with technology, supply-chain economies of scale and big data-driven marketing – normally a set of big challenges for niche, ecommerce brands.

b.well’s comprehensive platform unifies data, solutions and services in one place — empowering providers, payers, retail pharmacies, and healthcare technology companies to deliver frictionless, personalized healthcare experiences; maximize technology investments; and unlock the power of care ecosystems and generative AI. Our platform is supporting better healthcare experiences for 150M people, powered by over 60K consumer-mediated data connections, 3 integration options and 1 mission: to solve healthcare’s fragmentation problem.