Demshi Investment Holdings is a Namibian telecommunications infrastructure company that specializes in open-access fiber network operations. They build and maintain fiber infrastructure that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) can lease to connect customers to the cloud, operating across multiple towns throughout Namibia.
CB-Virtual Solutions provides company secretarial and board support services to community banks across Australia’s Bendigo Bank franchise network. These volunteer-led boards manage complex governance and compliance requirements for financial institutions, and CB-Virtual Solutions steps in to provide professional administration, company secretary roles, and compliance management to ensure these community-owned banks operate effectively.
Founder and CEO Bronwyn Meadows Smith grew the firm from her first solo client into a ten-person team serving almost 20 of those boards in three years, every engagement delivered remotely on standardized workflows.
British Management University (BMU) in Tashkent is a rapidly growing higher education institution offering undergraduate, postgraduate, and foundation programs. As Academic Registrar, Christian Capone oversees all student records, enrollment, assessment tracking, and compliance with academic service level agreements across multiple departments.
Based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Rent Builder Property Management helps property owners rent, maintain, and manage hundreds of homes across the region. Their team of brokers and managers prides itself on providing top-tier service for both owners and tenants, but as their portfolio grew, keeping operations tight became a real challenge.
Tribe Capital is a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm that leverages data science and technology to invest in high-growth companies, serving a prestigious client base that includes unicorn companies such as Carta, Kraken, and Apollo.io, as well as public pensions and university endowments. The firm has built its reputation on bold investing backed by careful, data-driven execution.
Book Launchers is a full-service publishing company that helps aspiring authors turn their manuscripts into professionally published books. From writing and editing to design, marketing, and distribution, their team guides clients through every stage of the book publishing journey.
Colony Living is a Swansea-based real estate agency specializing in Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) property management, primarily for student accommodation. What began with its own portfolio grew into a service for landlords who needed consistent, high-quality property operations.
Colony Living cuts tenant onboarding time by 60% with Process Street, turning a fragmented housemate onboarding process into a controlled workflow. The team reduced each application from about five days to two while improving compliance checks, accountability, and visibility across a distributed team.
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A global leader in healthcare investment, this firm manages one of the industry’s most diverse portfolios, spanning seed-stage biotech ventures through large public companies in equity, private equity, and private credit.
Operating across seven offices worldwide, the organization’s IT team plays a critical role in maintaining the infrastructure that powers its global investment operations, where precision, speed, and compliance are non-negotiable.
At Accentuate Web Design & Marketing, spearheaded by CEO and Digital Strategy Consultant Eden Brownlee, managing the intricacies of building robust digital presences for SMEs is a continuous endeavor. From strategizing brand missions to efficient onboarding of developers and strategists, the company faced operational challenges in maintaining process currency and efficiency.
The turning point came during a conference over five years ago, when a recommendation introduced Eden to Process Street as the ideal solution to optimize their workflows.
NC State’s tech transfer office cut compliance risk and recovered about $200,000 in missed intellectual-property licensing fees with Process Street. The Office of Research Commercialization, which includes the Office of Technology Licensing, moves university discoveries into patents, licenses, and commercial products across NC State’s $717 million research enterprise. Nicholas LeBlanc, Assistant Director of Operations and Strategy, oversees data integrity, technology transfer workflows, federal compliance, reporting, and operational automation.
The office manages invention disclosures, license negotiations, intellectual property compliance, federal Bayh-Dole reporting, and long-term royalty obligations. Bayh-Dole requirements carry firm reporting and recordkeeping duties. Noncompliance can violate award terms and, in serious cases, put rights in a federally funded invention at risk.
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