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Solartis Policy Administration - The perfect balance of cutting-edge technology and human expertise. ⚙️ Solartis Insure Our low code, fully configurable, API-centric policy administration platform is built from the ground up on microservice architecture. Solartis Insure is deployed in a secure and robust cloud infrastructure that supports the entire policy administration process for all P&C lines of business, including all the ISO Commercial Lines in 50 states. With over 150 headless microservices built for the complexities of P&C insurance, Solartis Insure supports the full policy lifecycle—from submission and quoting to endorsements, renewals, and audits—with modular flexibility and precision. Explore the our platform: https://www.solartis.com/platform

Amphenol Nexus Technologies connectors are typically specified in OEM headset applications where “breakaway-style” audio connectors are required. Amphenol Nexus Technologies switches have a very strong, ‘tactile-feedback’ feature that makes them ideal for applications that require a positive means of knowing that the switch has actuated. In addition, Amphenol Nexus Technologies switches are designed for applications that require a durable, reliable and cost effective switching means. Other applications of Amphenol Nexus Technologies audio connectors and pushbutton switches are in Auto Racing, Powerboat Racing, Telecommunications, Simulation Controls, Medical Products, Farm Equipment, and Commercial Aviation Electronicsudio jacks for the military.

NextGen Energy is a grid innovation and energy project development company advancing a national portfolio of HERO Hubs (Hubs for Energy Resilient Operations) — first-of-their-kind, distributed power infrastructure systems designed to enhance energy security, grid resilience, and carbon reduction. We originate, develop, and manage large-scale HERO Hub deployments from concept through commercialization, including project planning, capital structuring, permitting, and construction. Each HERO Hub integrates microgrids, distributed energy resources (DERs), and virtual power plants (VPPs) into a flexible, scalable model that can be replicated across U.S. regions to serve critical infrastructure, reduce peak demand, and meet the growing energy needs of advanced industries and communities alike.