Nick Atkins

Voyij, Inc. is the first site to access and organize all the best travel deals, sales and promotions all under one roof. Unlike other travel sites, Voyij is highly focused on this unique travel inventory and presents consumers with the most number of deals on the web at any given time. By scouring the web, compiling and organizing the deals it finds, then making them searchable and discoverable, the firm has created a way for people to find those bargains and deals from hundreds of travel partners across the web, taking the stress and wasted time out of the process. Designed for the flexible traveler who is looking for the best and most comprehensive travel deals, specials, sales and promotions on the web to the most popular destinations, Voyij takes the pain out of searching for. By aggregating exclusively the best deals and sales on the web from hundreds of partners and bringing them to under one roof, Voyij is the first site that allows discovering travel deals and sales didn't know existed or searching for the best deals by the criteria choose.

SideStep, Inc. provides web-based travel search engine services. The company has alliances with travel marketers such as JetBlue Airways, Continental Airlines, Hyatt Corp., Orbitz, Best Western, and the Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group. SideStep was founded by Brian Barth & Nancy Ramamurthi in 1999 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, CA.

Scalix Corp. develops Linux-based email, group calendaring, and messaging software solutions. The firm's portfolio includes a Linux-based collaboration platform that integrates with existing messaging clients, infrastructure, and applications. It offers Enterprise Edition, a solution for enterprises that supports multiple servers; Small Business Edition, a single-server solution for small businesses; Hosting Edition, a multi-tenant solution for managed service providers looking to provide customers with outsourced email; Scalix Starter Packs, a mobile messaging solution for small companies; Community Edition, a messaging solution; and ActiveSync, a server-side implementation of Microsoft's ActiveSync protocol providing for push email, and wireless calendar and contact synchronization with various devices. The company was founded in June 2002 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

AirFlash, Inc. developed, integrated and deployed infrastructure software that enables wireless carriers. The company was founded by Rama Aysola and Steve Campbell and was headquartered in Saratoga, CA.

New Aurora Corp. provides communication software solutions. The company was founded on April 11, 1994 and is headquartered in Menlo Park, CA.

The Nile Project, Inc. provides online travel planning services. It offers tools which enable travelers to discover destinations and find local attractions and events, as well as build a customized itinerary. It provides traveling information such as restaurants, hotels, shops, nightlife ideas, insider tips and expert suggestions, destination reviews, ratings, and awards. The company was founded by Josh Steinitz and John Monson in 2006 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.