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Daily Crowdsource Names CrowdSource a Company to Watch


Swansea, Illinois (PRWEB) February 23, 2012

According to “CrowdCensus,” under the leadership of CEO Stepanie Leffler and Vice President of Sales Ken Stoddart, Crowdsource.com is the newest qualifying CSP [Crowdsourcing Service Provider] in this fairly new space and has attacked the market with quick growth, robust scalability, and a solid vision to increase their market share. Their leadership and past corporate experience combined with their vision for continued growth make this CSP the most interesting company to watch in the coming year.

By focusing on quality control through testing, plurality and a dedicated internal quality control team, CrowdSource offers clients high-quality, cost-effective results. The “CrowdCensus” report states, Their aggressive crowd curating efforts also help ensure high quality, which The Daily Crowdsource considers another major factor for future success in microtasking CSPs.

Due to Leffler’s clear vision for the company, the Daily Crowdsource views CrowdSource as a frontrunner in the fast-growing industry. The four-year-old company is on pace to increase revenue by 1100% in 2012 based on preliminary first quarter 2012 sales. Because we are solving major business problems using a crowd-based model for some of the worlds largest companies, we are experiencing explosive growth, noted Leffler.

About CrowdSource

CrowdSource provides full-service crowdsourcing solutions to accomplish labor-intensive tasks with unprecedented speed and superior quality. By providing pre-qualified groups of skilled workers, breaking complex tasks into microtasks and employing quality-controls, CrowdSource eliminates the most common problems associated with scaling labor intensive tasks.

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Beringea Exits Organic Baby Food Company Plum Baby


Detroit (Vocus) June 10, 2010

Beringea has sold its stake in premium organic baby food purveyor Plum Baby to Darwin Private Equity. Terms of the sale were not disclosed.

The company, founded in 2006 by former chef and mother of three Susie Willis, pioneered the premium baby food sector in the United Kingdom and has witnessed dramatic year-on-year growth. Its award-winning range of over 50 products, created with the ethos of “real food for babies, not just baby food,” is distributed in all major British supermarkets and includes baby food puree pots, purees in pouches, baby cereals, fromage frais and baby biscuits and snacks.

Our investment in Plum has been a rewarding one. Under the leadership of a strong, dynamic management team the company is now in a market-leading position, ” said Karen McCormick, investment director at Beringea. “I am delighted that Darwins purchase of Plum will enable the company to move forward to its next stage of growth and that we have been able to realize a profitable exit for our shareholders.

The initial investment in Plum Baby was made in 2007 by Beringeas ProVen Health Venture Capital Trust fund.

Beringea is an international private equity and investment banking firm with offices in Detroit, London and Shanghai. Beringea’s funds invest in a range of small- to medium-sized companies with the potential for high growth and strong returns for investors. Beringea is the manager of funds, including the InvestMichigan! Growth Capital Fund, InvestCare Partners, Global Rights Fund II and the ProVen family of venture capital trusts. For more information, visit http://www.beringea.com.

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