Friday, November 03, 2006

TVF Companies to Watch!

Yesterday, the following Greater Richmond Companies to Watch were announced at Virginia Capital Day:

Adaptive Inc., a Chesterfield County company that makes software to manage, monitor and report on corporate governance.

AdvanceTEC, a Chesterfield builder of clean rooms and labs for nanotechnology, semiconductor, biotechnology and other high-tech trades.

Firstmark Corp., a Richmond-based firm that designs, manufactures and repairs components in the aerospace and defense industries.

Intrinergy, an Ashland provider of renewable energy to industrial customers. It converts recycled materials into a clean-burning gas that can be used to generate heat, steam and electricity.

PartnerMD, a Richmond firm that charges a higher fee than family practices but offers a higher level of individual attention from doctors.

Spec Ops Inc., an Ashland firm that provides equipment to rapidly set up tactical operations centers for military, defense and emergency groups.

Velocity Micro Inc., a Chesterfield company that makes and sells high-speed video-game computers.

Worth Home Products, a Henrico company that makes air vents for homes and quick-installing chic ceiling lamps.

Xymid LLC, a Midlothian company founded by former DuPont executives to make proprietary fibers and composites. Its fabrics are used in bedding and thermal protection.

Ion Healthcare, a Richmond company that uses Internet-based technology to manage apnea, the temporary breathing interruptions during sleep.

Old Dominion Security, a Richmond-based security firm founded in 1997 for small and large companies in Virginia and North Carolina.

SubMachine Corp., a Henrico County company that has created low-cost miniature pumps to cool components in computers and servers.

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