GEco Holdings, LLC
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| gEco Holdings, LLC “gEco” | |
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| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2001 |
| Headquarters | USA, Japan
(Offices: Tokyo, Japan - Corvallis, Oregon - Kona-Kohala, Hawaii) |
| Key people | Tei Gordon CEO |
| Industry | Consulting company for international market entry |
| Products | Cross-border market entry services |
| Revenue | <$10.0 million USD (2005) |
| Operating income | <$1.0 million USD (2005) |
| Net income | not-disclosed USD (2005) |
| Employees | 10 (consolidated) (2005) |
| Subsidiaries | BioMedVest, Inc. Energy Advisor, Inc. |
| Website | www.gEcoh.com |
gEco (ゲッコ株式会社 gEco Holdings, LLC?) , or gEco, is a leading cross-border market-entry consultancy for the licensing and commercialization of environmentally responsible technologies. gEco collaborates with overseas universities in the early-stage investment and development of innovations in the green technology, nanotechnology and biotechnology sectors. Its primary markets served include The United States and Japan.
gEco was most recently recipient of the Red Herring Magazine 2006 "Top 100 Company in Asia" award for its portfolio of world-class environmental technologies that included a micro-dialysis device, micro-air-conditioning and a new deep sea water manufacturing facility located at NELHA research park in Kona, Hawaii.
[edit] Ownership
Partnership: Privately held - 100%
[edit] See also
- Environmentally-responsible Technologies
[edit] External links
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