Spencer Kupferman

Cloud Daddy is the world’s most secure AWS-native data protection solution, offering holistic backup, disaster recovery and advanced security countermeasures. Available directly from the AWS Marketplace (and up and running in minutes), Cloud Daddy assures enterprises of all sizes a comprehensive solution built on a foundation of backup/restore, advanced security and infrastructure management within the AWS cloud. Cloud Daddy’s AWS-native solution provides a tab-based view of backup and replications anywhere in the world that AWS has a presence. With Cloud Daddy, enterprises save money, increase manageability, and mitigate security risks to their AWS infrastructure, without the costs typically associated with datacenter hardware installation. For more information, visit Cloud Daddy on the web at www.clouddaddy.com, and read Joe Merces'​ articles with the Forbes'​ Technology Council at https://bit.ly/2J4ewmB

Datarails is a financial planning and analysis platform that automates financial reporting and planning, while enabling finance teams to continue benefiting from the familiar spreadsheets and financial models of Excel. Automating these time-consuming manual processes paves the way for finance teams to spend more time analyzing data and less time gathering it. And it empowers them to answer essential strategic questions like what their organization can do to increase revenue and reduce expenses.

Cloud Daddy is the world’s most secure AWS-native data protection solution, offering holistic backup, disaster recovery and advanced security countermeasures. Available directly from the AWS Marketplace (and up and running in minutes), Cloud Daddy assures enterprises of all sizes a comprehensive solution built on a foundation of backup/restore, advanced security and infrastructure management within the AWS cloud. Cloud Daddy’s AWS-native solution provides a tab-based view of backup and replications anywhere in the world that AWS has a presence. With Cloud Daddy, enterprises save money, increase manageability, and mitigate security risks to their AWS infrastructure, without the costs typically associated with datacenter hardware installation. For more information, visit Cloud Daddy on the web at www.clouddaddy.com, and read Joe Merces'​ articles with the Forbes'​ Technology Council at https://bit.ly/2J4ewmB

Palisade is the maker of the market-leading risk and decision analysis software @RISK and the DecisionTools® Suite. Virtually all Palisade software adds in to Microsoft Excel, ensuring flexibility, ease-of-use, and broad appeal across a wide range of industry sectors. Its flagship product, @RISK, debuted in 1987 and performs risk analysis using Monte Carlo simulation. With over 150,000 users, Palisade software can be found in more than 100 countries and has been translated into eight languages. Headquartered in Ithaca, New York, Palisade also maintains offices in London, Tokyo, Sydney, and Rio de Janeiro. Products and services: @RISK for Excel and Project, DecisionTools Suite, PrecisionTree, TopRank, NeuralTools, StatTools, Evolver, RISKOptimizer, BigPicture, Palisade Custom Runtime, @RISK for Six Sigma, Training, Consulting, Custom Development, Conferences, Books

Thompson Street Capital Partners (“TSCP”) is a middle-market private equity firm that helps transform already-exceptional businesses into market leaders. Based in St. Louis, Missouri, we invest globally in the Life Sciences & Healthcare, Software & Technology, and Business & Consumer Services and Products sectors. We partner with management teams to increase value by accelerating growth, both organically and via complementary acquisitions.

Datarails is a financial planning and analysis platform that automates financial reporting and planning, while enabling finance teams to continue benefiting from the familiar spreadsheets and financial models of Excel. Automating these time-consuming manual processes paves the way for finance teams to spend more time analyzing data and less time gathering it. And it empowers them to answer essential strategic questions like what their organization can do to increase revenue and reduce expenses.