Michael J. Cudahy

Cyclics Corp. develops and manufactures resins. It produces low viscosity thermoset and thermoplastic resins. The company was founded by John Ciovacco and Ted Eveleth in May 1999 and is headquartered in Latham, NY.

Distributed Energy Systems Corp. develops advanced technology related to hydrogen production and fuel cell applications. It operates through two subsidiaries, Proton Energy Systems, Inc. and Northern Power Systems, Inc. Proton is engaged in designing, developing, selling and manufacturing on-site hydrogen gas delivery systems. Northern has a range of businesses, including the design and sale of power generation equipment, engineering, procurement and construction of distributed power systems, the design and sale of direct drive wind turbines, and the servicing of fossil fuel power generation equipment. Distributed Energy Systems was founded on May 19, 2003 and is headquartered in Wallingford, CT.

Nextec Applications, Inc. designs and manufactures fabrics for outdoor gear, performance apparel, industrial, and protective product markets. It offers absorbing fabrics; wind resistant, abrasion resistant, and fast dry fabrics; blast mitigation systems; fire retardant fabrics; and protective products. The company was founded by Peter Ellman in 1994 and is headquartered in Greenwich, CT.

Access Genetics LLC engages in the personalized diagnostics business offering testing from DNA. The firm provides DNA DrugMap, a salivary DNA tests to personalize prescription and dosing decisions, and OralDNA Labs, which helps medical and dental professionals and their patients use salivary diagnostics to obtain evidence about periodontal disease and oral HPV allowing diagnosis and treatment. It develops and supports physician in-office, commercial, and hospital laboratories through PartnerLab program featuring cloud-based TeleGene software and LabKit materials. The company was founded in June 2001 by Ronald C. McGlennen and is headquartered in Eden Prairie, MN.

Compact Particle Acceleration Corp. develops and commercializes compact intensity-modulated proton therapy systems. It systems are powered by the dielectric-wall accelerator (DWA), a revolutionary proton accelerator that will have a substantially smaller structure and greater flexibility than other accelerators. The firm’s proton therapy systems significantly reduce the amount of damage to adjacent healthy tissue that often occurs with traditional photon radiation methods. The company was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Livermore, CA.

TomoTherapy, Inc. manufactures and provides radiation treatment systems for advanced radiation therapy. It provides radiation treatment services for cancer patients with its TomoTherapy Hi·Art System, which changes the intensity of the radiation beam so that it adapts to the shape of the tumor. The firm's system focuses on killing cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue. The company was founded by Thomas Rockwell Mackie and Paul J. Reckwerdt in 1997 and is headquartered in Madison, WI.

The YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee has been building strong kids, strong families and strong communities. Through the many programs and services offered at thier eleven metropolitan locations and in the community, it help people grow strong in spirit, mind and body. The YMCA builds relationships within families, between neighbors and around the world.

Part of Veralto Corp., X-Ray Optical Systems, Inc. is a company that manufactures equipment for analytical devices that measure sulfur content in petroleum. The company is based in East Greenbush, NY. X-Ray Optical Systems was acquired by Danaher Corp. on March 02, 2012.