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Saucony
Saucony is one of America's oldest athletic footwear brands, founded in 1898 in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, and named after the nearby Saucony Creek. A subsidiary of Wolverine World Wide, the company designs performance running shoes and apparel for runners of every level, from race-day carbon-plated racers to everyday trainers and rugged trail shoes. Known for cushioning technologies like PWRRUN, PWRRUN PB and EVERUN and for the popular Endorphin, Triumph, Kinvara and Peregrine franchises, Saucony pairs a 125-plus-year manufacturing heritage with modern biomechanical design, while heritage models like the Jazz and Shadow have crossed over into streetwear and lifestyle fashion.
3NT Medical
3NT Medical is an Israeli medical device company building a family of sterile, single-use endoscopes purpose-built for ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgeons. Its two FDA-cleared, CE-marked products - the Colibri Micro ENT Scope for otology and the Peregrine Drivable ENT Scope for the sinuses - are designed to reach narrow anatomy that rigid reusable scopes struggle to see, while removing the cross-contamination and reprocessing burden of multi-use devices. Founded in 2012 by brothers Ehud and Eran Bendory and backed by Japanese optics maker Hoya, the company operates from Rosh Ha'ayin, Israel, with U.S. operations in Short Hills, New Jersey.