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Cubic Wafer delivers proprietary platform
technology to accomplish 3D chip stacking and integration
without the size and scalability limitations of conventional
flip-chip and wire bond approaches. Cubic Wafer's technology
fuses integrated circuits (ICs) at the die or wafer level
thereby replacing expensive system-on-chip or system-in-package
solutions. The result enables breakthrough high-density, high-performance,
multi-material and multi-functional ICs for the consumer electronics,
digital, wireless and data communications industries. |
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Earl Industries,
LLC, founded in 1984, has evolved into a global leader in
performing maintenance, alterations, and refurbishment of
U.S. Navy and commercial vessels. While ship repair is the
foundation of the company, Earl Industries has diversified
its engineering and manufacturing capabilities to other national
and international markets.
Envest sold its position in Earl in
2003. |
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Geeks on Call is
a franchisor of on-site computer support to residential and
small business customers. Geeks’ franchisees provide
on-site support services include troubleshooting, maintenance,
upgrades, networking, training and consulting to computer
users at their home or business location.
Envest sold its
position in Geeks on Call in 2005. |
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Inspiris is a health care management
organization that develops a comprehensive network of local
physicians, skilled nursing facilities and hospitals to provide
enhanced health and social services for frail and disabled
Medicare beneficiaries who reside in nursing homes and/or
in the community. |
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Liberty Tax Service is a retail income
tax preparation firm serving the United States and Canada.
It is now the third largest international tax service. |
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Luna Innovations
is inventing, building and commercializing innovative ideas
that are improving life through practical applications of
technologies. Luna Innovations is a research and development
company with core technologies that reside in fiber optic,
ultrasonic, and wireless sensing, integrated systems and advanced
materials.
Envest sold its position in the Company
in 2002. |
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Luna Technologies
was formed in 2000 as a spin-off business from Luna Innovations,
a 10 year old R&D organization. Luna Technologies’
goal is to be the pre-eminent supplier of fiber optic component
test equipment, through commercializing the Optical Vector
Analyzer (OVA).
Envest sold its
position to Luna Innovations through the merger of Luna Technologies
and Luna Innovations in 2005. On May 9, 2006, Luna Innovations
completed its initial public offering and began trading under
the Nasdaq symbol LUNA. |
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OOP
Virginia Beach, VA
OOP was formed in
mid-1999 to provide custom software application development
based on the company’s proprietary object oriented programming
technologies.
Envest sold its position in the Company
in 2001. |
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Payerpath is a healthcare
service company providing electronic processing of patient
claim transactions between providers (doctors and hospitals)
and payers (health insurers).
Payerpath was acquired
by Misys Healthcare Systems in January 2006 for $49.0 million.
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Service Center Metals
was a “green field” start-up of a state-of-the-art
77,000 square foot aluminum extrusion plant dedicated to serve
the distributor sector of the market. The company was
founded in 2003.
Envest exited this investment in September
2006, through a recapitalization led by the management team.
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TriVirix is a contract
manufacturer exclusively focused on development, manufacture,
and support of complex electronic and electromechanical equipment
for medical and life science industries.
Envest sold its position in the Company
in 2002. |
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VenturCom, Inc.
is a leading provider of embedded software and services for
Windows-based Intelligent Connected Equipment (ICE). VenturCom
is the largest distributor of Microsoft embedded software
products such as Windows NT Embedded as well as a provider
of its own complementary software and services in support
of a large customer base.
Envest sold its
position in the Company in 2005. Venturcom has changed
its name to Ardence.com. |
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VISICU
Baltimore, MD
VISICU offers a
technology/communications platform to enable the remote monitoring
of intensive care patients. The benefit of this approach to
ICU patient care is that, by tracking each patient on a full
time basis, problems can be addressed as they arise, reducing
avoidable complications and thus lengths of stay.
On April 5, 2006,
VISICU completed its initial public offering and began trading
under the Nasdaq symbol EICU. |
