George J. DeCarlo

Meridian is a mobile-software company that helps location-based businesses engages with their visitors. Retail outlets, hotels, hospitals, stadiums, museums, and other enterprises use its mobile-software products to reach their customers wherever they are. The firm launched in 2011 in the mobile-addicted city of Portland, OR, with a world-famous bookstore, the most popular U.S. soccer stadium and one of the first museums to offer indoor navigation to their visitors. The company then expanded to Southern California with the U.S.'s largest urban cultural center (Balboa Park), the transit system in New York City (the MTA), Boston Children's Hospital, the Venetian casino in Las Vegas and more. Meridian was founded by the mobile-development veterans behind applications for Barnes & Noble (Webby winner), the American Museum of Natural History (the first 'indoor GPS' application), Vogue magazine, Nike and more. It has offices in San Francisco and Portland, yet is often found roaming the halls of its customers' locations.

Dotster LLC provides internet related services. Its products and services including domain registration, custom web design, online marketing services, security and privacy solutions. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Vancouver, WA.