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VeraData provides prescriptive analytics by applying machine learning to a large proprietary database of historical data and consumer records to generate actionable insights for businesses. Its primary product, Prescriptive Analytics, analyzes past trends to forecast future behavior and guide decisions, especially around understanding customers and donors to maximize value and build long-term relationships. The service is accessed by clients who pay for insights that help inform decision-making, with a strong emphasis on data security and encryption. VeraData’s differentiators include its extensive data assets (over 20 years of history and more than 1 billion consumer records) and advanced analytics that transform data into practical recommendations. The company’s goal is to help clients optimize the value they extract from each customer or donor and foster lasting relationships through data-driven decisions.
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Founded
2007
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VeraData projects $164 million in 2026 revenue as founder Michael Peterman and wife Michelle Peterman represent a new model of purpose-driven leadership in Sarasota. 21 September 2026 VeraData Holdings, the Sarasota-based fundraising intelligence company founded by Michael Peterman, is projecting revenues of $164 million in 2026, up from $120.2 million in 2025, a trajectory that places the company among the fastest-growing data analytics enterprises in the Southeast and reflects nearly two decades of compounding investment in proprietary AI and machine learning infrastructure built exclusively for the nonprofit sector. The growth story is a financial one. It is also, by any honest measure, a human one. Behind the revenue projections, the private equity backing from Beringer Capital, the EY Entrepreneur of the Year recognition, and the portfolio of acquisitions that have transformed VeraData into a full-spectrum fundraising intelligence enterprise is a family rooted in Sarasota whose values run deeper than any business milestone. Michael Peterman built a company on the premise that data science applied with genuine commitment to client outcomes could permanently change how nonprofits fund their missions. His wife Michelle has built something equally demanding and equally important closer to home, raising their children and anchoring the family life that makes everything else possible. "None of this happens in a vacuum," Michael Peterman says. "The mission that drives this company every day, increasing philanthropic giving, supporting organizations that change lives, that is not separate from who we are at home. It is the same thing." The Financial Picture VeraData's revenue growth from $120.2 million in 2025 to a projected $164 million in 2026 reflects a company executing on multiple simultaneous growth vectors. The company's organic business continues to expand as the nonprofit sector's adoption of data-driven fundraising accelerates. Its acquisition strategy, which has added Faircom New York, Teal Media, and most recently Avalon Consulting to the VeraData Group, has brought new capabilities, new client relationships, and new revenue streams under a consolidated structure. And its performance-based pricing model, unchanged since the company's founding and structured so that VeraData charges clients only when results are delivered, continues to differentiate the company in a market where most analytics vendors charge on engagement rather than outcome. VeraData now serves more than 400 nonprofit organizations nationwide that collectively raise more than $1 billion in annual philanthropic giving, supported by a team of more than 240 professionals including over 25 PhD mathematicians. The company has worked with some 900 nonprofits since its founding in 2007. Beringer Capital, the North American private equity firm specializing in the information, marketing, and technology sectors that made a significant investment in VeraData in November 2022, characterized the company at the time as differentiated by its donor analytics and predictive modeling engine, a unique and defensible data asset, and best-in-class creative and fundraising outreach execution. The revenue trajectory since that investment has validated that characterization. The Foundation Behind the Growth What the revenue figures do not capture is the family infrastructure that makes a founder's obsessive commitment to building something meaningful sustainable over nearly two decades. Michelle Peterman is that infrastructure. A devoted mother and the steady center of the Peterman household, she has created the kind of home environment that allows a CEO running a $120 million company to also be present as a husband and father in a city where the family has genuinely put down roots. "There is a real parallel between what Michael does for nonprofits and what Michelle does for this family," says a close colleague of the Petermans. "Both of them are fundamentally in the business of helping people. He does it through data and technology. She does it every single day at home, raising remarkable kids and building a family life that the whole operation runs on. That shared orientation toward service is very much who they are." In an era where the mythology of entrepreneurship tends to romanticize the grind at the expense of everything else, the Petermans represent a different model. Michael Peterman is not building VeraData instead of being present for his family. He is doing both, in the same city, with the same level of intention, because Michelle has made it possible. The Sarasota Commitment Peterman has been deliberate about keeping VeraData's operations rooted in Southwest Florida even as the company has grown into a national enterprise. The decision reflects both personal conviction and a business philosophy that treats community investment as a competitive advantage rather than a cost. "Sarasota is home," Peterman says. "It is where we raise our family. It is where our team shows up every day. When you build something in a place you actually care about, it changes the way you lead." That philosophy has produced measurable outcomes on the talent side as well. VeraData has been recognized as one of Inc. Magazine's Best Workplaces, and its ability to attract and retain a team of PhD-level quantitative scientists in Southwest Florida, outside the conventional technology talent hubs, reflects a culture that offers something coastal tech companies with higher compensation packages cannot easily replicate: work with meaning, in a place worth living, near families worth coming home to. The Petermans have been contributors to the Sarasota community long before the professional accolades arrived. Before the EY recognition, before the $1 billion milestone, before VeraData became a nationally recognized name in nonprofit fundraising intelligence, they were simply a family that chose Sarasota and chose to invest in it. Peterman was named EY US Entrepreneur of the Year 2026 Florida Award winner, selected from 592 finalists across 17 regional programs nationwide, and advances to the national competition at the EY Strategic Growth Forum in November 2026. He credits the recognition to his team and his family in equal measure. "You don't build anything meaningful alone," he says. "I have an incredible team at VeraData and an incredible partner at home. Sarasota shaped both of those things. I am grateful for all of it." About VeraData VeraData is a data analytics company headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, specializing in AI and machine learning-enabled donor acquisition and retention for the nonprofit sector. Founded in 2007 by Michael Peterman, VeraData serves more than 400 nonprofit organizations nationwide and supports clients that collectively raise more than $1 billion in annual philanthropic giving. VeraData operates as The Donor Science Company. For more information, visit veradata.com. About Michael and Michelle Peterman Michael Peterman is the Founder and CEO of VeraData Holdings and the originator of the Donor Science framework. He is the EY US Entrepreneur of the Year 2026 Florida Award winner and advances to the national EY Entrepreneur of the Year program in November 2026. Michelle Peterman is a physician practicing in Sarasota, Florida. The Petermans are longtime residents of the Sarasota community. Media Contact Information Organization: VeraData
How veradata built a world-class data science team in Sarasota & why Michael Peterman loves it Best. Posted on September 17, 2026 The conventional wisdom in the technology industry holds that world-class data science teams live in San Francisco, New York, Boston, or Seattle. They cluster around top research universities, venture capital networks, and the gravitational pull of other tech companies competing for the same talent pool. They do not, by most accounts, build themselves in Sarasota, Florida. Michael Peterman has spent nearly two decades proving that wrong. VeraData Holdings, the nonprofit fundraising intelligence company Peterman founded in 2007 and has grown into a full-spectrum enterprise with revenue exceeding $120 million, runs on a technical team of more than 25 PhD mathematicians based primarily in Southwest Florida. These are not generalist data analysts or business intelligence professionals. They are quantitative scientists with doctoral training in applied mathematics, statistics, decision science, and machine learning, doing work that would be competitive at any technology company in the country, for a mission that most technology companies would not know how to value. "We were the first to bring this to charities," Peterman says. "The vernacular was unknown. We would talk about machine learning and support vectors and different types of analytic methodologies, and nobody knew what we were saying. Most people still don't know." The Recruiting Problem Nobody Talks About Building a PhD-level quantitative team outside a major technology hub requires solving a recruiting problem that most founders in Peterman's position simply avoid by relocating to where the talent already is. Peterman made a different choice. He built the company where he lived, in Southwest Florida, and figured out how to attract technical talent to it. The answer was not compensation, though VeraData competes aggressively on that dimension. It was mission. Recruiting a PhD mathematician to work on donor acquisition models for nonprofit organizations turns out to be a more compelling pitch than it sounds. The work is genuinely hard. The data is rich. The problem is unsolved in ways that academic research has not addressed. And the outcome, more philanthropic giving reaching more causes, gives technical professionals something that most technology companies cannot offer: a reason to care about the answer. VeraData has led VeraData to recognition as one of Inc. Magazine's Best Workplaces. That recognition is not incidental. It reflects a deliberate decision by Peterman to build a technical culture that retains the kind of talent that has options, including the option to relocate to a coastal tech hub and earn comparable or higher compensation doing work with less human meaning. "When you build something in a place you actually care about, it changes the way you lead," Peterman says. "Sarasota is home. It is where we raise our family. It is where our team shows up every day." What a PhD Mathematician Actually Does at VeraData The technical work at VeraData is not a supporting function. It is the core product. The company's Donor Science framework, a trademarked methodology for treating nonprofit donor acquisition and retention as a discipline with measurable repeatable outcomes rather than an art form, is built entirely on proprietary predictive modeling infrastructure developed and maintained by the company's quantitative team. That infrastructure has been trained on nearly two decades of sector-specific campaign performance data from more than 400 nonprofit organizations. The models identify which prospective donors have the highest statistical probability of making an initial gift, which lapsed donors have the highest probability of reactivation, and which mid-level donors have the behavioral and demographic characteristics of eventual major contributors. Each of those is a distinct modeling problem requiring distinct analytical approaches, and each improves with every additional campaign the company runs. The result is what Peterman describes as a compounding data flywheel. Every campaign generates performance data that makes the next model more accurate. Every new client adds signal that improves predictions for the broader portfolio. The system gets smarter over time in ways that a new entrant to the market, regardless of how sophisticated their general-purpose AI tooling is, cannot replicate without running the same volume of sector-specific campaigns over the same period of time. VeraData's technical infrastructure also carries both SOC2 and HIPAA compliance certifications, a combination the company says no other player in the nonprofit data sector holds. Earning and maintaining both certifications requires a level of data governance and engineering rigor that goes beyond what most companies the same size invest in, and it reflects the seriousness with which Peterman has treated the technical foundation of the business from the beginning. Building Technical Credibility in an Unexpected Place The broader implication of what VeraData has built in Sarasota is a challenge to the assumption that meaningful technical work requires a major metropolitan address. The company's PhD team is evidence that quantitative talent will follow interesting problems and strong culture to places that conventional hiring wisdom would not recommend. That has practical consequences for the technology industry's ongoing conversation about distributed work, talent distribution, and the geography of innovation. Peterman did not build his team remotely after a pandemic forced the option. He built it in place, in a mid-sized Florida city, before distributed work was a mainstream operating model, because he was committed to a location and figured out how to make it work. "You don't build anything meaningful alone," Peterman says. "I have an incredible team at VeraData and an incredible partner at home. Sarasota shaped both of those things. I am grateful for all of it." Peterman was named EY US Entrepreneur of the Year 2026 Florida Award winner, selected from 592 finalists across 17 regional programs nationwide, and advances to the national competition at the EY Strategic Growth Forum in November 2026. He will be among the highest-growth company founders in the country competing for the overall national honor. About VeraData VeraData is a data analytics company headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, specializing in AI and machine learning-enabled donor acquisition and retention for the nonprofit sector. Founded in 2007 by Michael Peterman, VeraData serves more than 400 nonprofit organizations nationwide and supports clients that collectively raise more than $1 billion in annual philanthropic giving. VeraData operates as The Donor Science Company. For more information, visit veradata.com. About Michael Peterman Michael Peterman is the Founder and CEO of VeraData and the originator of the Donor Science framework. He is the EY US Entrepreneur of the Year 2026 Florida Award winner and will compete at the national EY Entrepreneur of the Year program in November 2026. Peterman is based in Sarasota, Florida. Media Contact Information Organization: VeraData [email protected] Company-submitted announcement. Visit their site for details!
VeraData and Faircom New York win prestigious 2026 Content Marketing award. Cover of the Rapid Response Fundraising Readiness Kit, winner of Best Special Topic Issue in the 2026 Content Marketing Awards. Award-winning content helps nonprofit leaders prepare for unexpected events and understand the forces shaping donor engagement and charitable giving. Its investment in a disciplined content program is turning the expertise across its enterprise into useful, distinctive resources for nonprofit leaders." - Brooke Sconyers, Senior Vice President of Marketing NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, July 28, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ - VeraData Holdings today announced that it has earned two honors in the 2026 Content Marketing Awards, presented by the Content Marketing Institute. The Rapid Response Fundraising Readiness Kit, developed and published by VeraData and its agency Faircom New York, was named the winner of Best Special Topic Issue. VeraData's 2026 Fundraising Signals Report was selected as a finalist for Best Use of a White Paper. "Our content earns its place by helping nonprofit leaders make better decisions and do their work more effectively," said Joey Mechelle Farqué, head of content and communications at VeraData. "We created these resources to give fundraising and marketing teams practical intelligence they could act on immediately. The recognition is meaningful, but seeing the sector use the work is what tells us it's doing its job." Presented annually by the Content Marketing Institute, the Content Marketing Awards are the largest and longest-running international awards program dedicated to content marketing. Entries are evaluated by a panel of experienced marketers, brand leaders, and industry experts based on strategy, execution, editorial quality, design, and measurable performance. The Rapid Response Fundraising Readiness Kit helps nonprofit organizations prepare their fundraising and communications programs to respond quickly and thoughtfully when unexpected events create new challenges or opportunities. The 2026 Fundraising Signals Report was developed using the signals the company's fundraising, marketing, data, and creative practitioners observed across nonprofit programs in 2025 - from shifts in donor behavior to changes in channel performance and engagement. Moving beyond trend commentary, the report pairs 11 predictions with the evidence behind them, what each shift means for nonprofit leaders, and practical watchpoints and decisions for what to do next. "Our investment in a disciplined content program is turning the expertise across our enterprise into useful, distinctive resources for nonprofit leaders," said Brooke Sconyers, senior vice president of marketing at VeraData. "We're seeing that strategy translate into sustained engagement, stronger qualified demand, and growing recognition for the practical intelligence our teams bring to the sector." As a category winner, the Rapid Response Fundraising Readiness Kit is now under consideration for Project of the Year. Finalists for Project of the Year, Agency of the Year and Content Marketer of the Year will be announced in August. Top honorees will be recognized during Content Marketing World, held October 5-7, 2026, in Denver. Farqué will be speaking and hosting the Content Operations & Workflow Track at this year's Content Marketing World and will accept VeraData's awards on behalf of the teams and subject-matter experts who contributed to the winning work. About VeraData Holdings VeraData Holdings is a data-driven constituent experience management enterprise helping mission-driven organizations achieve accelerated growth through integrated supporter experiences across platforms, channels, and devices. Through its agencies and technology infrastructure, VeraData brings together strategy, creative, media, production, data, analytics, and artificial intelligence to help nonprofit organizations deepen relationships and grow fundraising performance. For more information, visit www.VeraData.com. About Content Marketing Institute Content Marketing Institute (CMI) exists to do one thing: advance the practice of content marketing through online education and in-person and digital events. Today in New York create and curate content experiences that teach marketers and creators from enterprise brands, small businesses, and agencies how to attract and retain customers through compelling, multichannel storytelling. Global brands turn to CMI for strategic consultation, training, and research. Organizations from around the world send teams to Content Marketing World, the largest content marketing-focused event, and CMI virtual events. 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Michael Peterman of VeraData named EY US Entrepreneur Of The Year(R) 2026 Florida Award winner. Jun 16, 2026, 15:27 ET Michael Peterman, founder and CEO of VeraData, has been named an EY Entrepreneur Of The Year(R) 2026 Florida Award winner - recognized among 11 winners across the state and selected from 592 finalists across 17 regions nationwide. Peterman is the first founder in the nonprofit data and fundraising services sector to receive this honor, capping more than two decades of building data science infrastructure purpose-built for nonprofits. As a regional winner, he now advances to the Entrepreneur Of The Year(R) National Awards at the Strategic Growth Forum(R) in Palm Springs, California, November 16-19, 2026. MIAMI, June 16, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ - Michael Peterman of VeraData Holdings was named an EY US Entrepreneur Of The Year(R) 2026 Florida Award winner. He was selected among nearly 35 program participants that included 592 finalists across 17 regions competing for the title. Peterman has spent more than two decades applying rigorous data science to the art of fundraising - building VeraData on the premise that the right data, analyzed the right way, could fundamentally change how nonprofits find and keep donors. Today, VeraData Holdings is a full-spectrum fundraising intelligence enterprise serving nonprofits of every size, collectively raising more than $1 billion annually for clients across the country. What started as a conviction is now a company of more than 240 employees, a team of 25+ PhD mathematicians, and a mission to increase charitable giving as a percentage of U.S. GDP. "This is a humbling experience," said Michael Peterman, founder and CEO of VeraData. "Entrepreneurship is a team sport... nobody accomplishes anything meaningful alone. I have been blessed with an incredible team that bought into this vision, believes in it every single day, and works tirelessly to support our clients' missions. I am also profoundly grateful to the nonprofits who trust us to diverge from the traditional and leverage data, analytics and technology to guide decisioning. This honor belongs to all of them." Now in its 41st year, the Entrepreneur Of The Year program honors business leaders for their ingenuity, courage and entrepreneurial spirit. It celebrates original founders who bootstrapped their business from inception or raised outside capital to grow their company, transformational CEOs who infused innovation into an existing organization to catapult its trajectory and multigenerational family business leaders who reimagined a legacy business model to strengthen it for the future. Regional winners were chosen by an independent panel of past winners, top CEOs and business leaders. Judges assessed candidates on long-term value creation, entrepreneurial spirit, purpose-driven commitment, and significant growth and impact. "I have watched Michael work for years, and what he has built is extraordinary," said Michael Kulpinsky, Chief Operating Officer of VeraData Holdings. "It was his passion, his drive, and his unwavering belief in what this company could become that made me want to be part of it. I couldn't be more honored to watch him receive this recognition. He has earned every bit of it." As a Florida award winner, Peterman will now be considered by the national judges for the Entrepreneur Of The Year 2026 National Awards, which will be presented in November at the annual Strategic Growth Forum(R), where high-growth CEOs, Fortune 1000 executives and investors converge to shape the future of business. The National Overall Award winner will move on to compete for the EY World Entrepreneur Of The Year(TM) Award in May 2027. The Entrepreneur Of The Year program has recognized the leadership of entrepreneurs such as: * Jason McGowan, Crumbl Cookies * Reid Hoffman | Jeff Weiner, LinkedIn Corp. * Saeju Jeong, Noom * Allison Ellsworth | Stephen Ellsworth, Poppi * Jitendra Mohan | Sanjay Gajendra | Casey Morrison, Astera Labs * Shelly Ibach, Sleep Number * Howard Schultz, Starbucks Coffee Company * Holly Thaggard | Amanda Baldwin, Supergoop! * Jodi L. Berg, Vita-Mix Corporation * Michael Happe, Winnebago Industries * Arthur Blank, Atlanta Falcons, The Home Depot, Georgia Force Founded and produced by Ernst & Young LLP, the Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards include presenting sponsors PNC Bank, Cresa, LLC, Marsh Risk, SAP and the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. In Florida, sponsors also include regional Gold sponsor, Selective Insight and regional Silver sponsor, ADP. About VeraData VeraData is the originator of Donor Science(TM), pioneering the use of AI, machine learning, and behavioral data to help nonprofits acquire more donors and generate more revenue. VeraData blends Donor Science, Creative Science, and Media Science through its partner agencies Teal Media (creative and digital storytelling) and Faircom New York (integrated fundraising strategy and donor communications). With capabilities spanning predictive analytics, creative strategy, direct mail production, and data-driven optimization, VeraData equips mission-driven organizations to turn insights into impact and achieve stronger fundraising results. For more information, visit VeraData.com. About Entrepreneur Of The Year Founded in 1986, Entrepreneur Of The Year(R) has celebrated more than 11,000 ambitious visionaries who are leading successful, dynamic businesses in the US, and it has since expanded to nearly 60 countries and territories globally. The US program consists of 17 regional programs whose panels of independent judges select the regional award winners every June. Those winners compete for national recognition at the Strategic Growth Forum(R) in November where national finalists and award winners are announced. The national overall winner represents the US at the EY World Entrepreneur Of The Year(TM) competition. Visit ey.com/Biofeedback Federation of Europe/eoy. EY | Building a better working world EY is building a better working world by creating new value for clients, people, society and the planet, while building trust in capital markets. Enabled by data, AI and advanced technology, EY teams help clients shape the future with confidence and develop answers for the most pressing issues of today and tomorrow. EY teams work across a full spectrum of services in assurance, consulting, tax, strategy and transactions. Fueled by sector insights, a globally connected, multi-disciplinary network and diverse ecosystem partners, EY teams can provide services in more than 150 countries and territories. All in to shape the future with confidence. EY refers to the global organization and may refer to one or more of the member firms of Ernst & Young Global Limited, each of which is a separate legal entity. Ernst & Young Global Limited, a UK company limited by guarantee, does not provide services to clients. Information about how EY collects and uses personal data and a description of the rights individuals have under data protection legislation are available via ey.com/privacy. EY member firms do not practice law where prohibited by local laws. For more information about its organization, please visit ey.com. EY refers to the global organization and may refer to one or more of the member firms of Ernst & Young Global Limited, each of which is a separate legal entity. Ernst & Young Global Limited, a UK company limited by guarantee, does not provide services to clients. Information about how EY collects and uses personal data and a description of the rights individuals have under data protection legislation are available via ey.com/privacy. EY member firms do not practice law, where prohibited by local laws. For more information about its organization, please visit ey.com. (C) 2026 Ernst & Young LLP. This material has been prepared for general informational purposes only and is not intended to be relied upon as accounting, tax, legal or professional advice. Please refer to your advisors for specific advice. Media Contact SOURCE VeraData
VeraData names Jeff Myland Chief Information Officer to lead the company's technology strategy. May 06, 2026, 13:30 ET Myland, a technology leader with over 30 years of experience, will drive VeraData's enterprise technology strategy, focusing on strengthening cybersecurity, enhancing data and analytics, and building secure, scalable systems that are crucial for the expansion of the company's Donor Science(TM) platform. CAPE CORAL, Fla., May 6, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ - VeraData, the originator of Donor Science(TM), announced today that Jeff Myland has joined the company as Chief Information Officer. Myland brings more than 30 years of technology leadership experience, with a strong record of guiding organizations through transformation, modernization, and operational excellence. In his new role, he will lead VeraData's enterprise technology strategy, focusing on advancing the company's technology ecosystem, strengthening cybersecurity, and enhancing data and analytics capabilities across the organization. "Jeff brings practical, enterprise-level technology leadership that supports both innovation and disciplined growth," said Michael Peterman, CEO and Founder of VeraData. "As VeraData continues expanding our Donor Science platform and integrated fundraising capabilities, his experience will be critical in helping us build secure, scalable systems that serve our teams, our agency partners, and the nonprofit organizations we support." Throughout his career, Myland has led large-scale IT operations, system integrations, and modernization initiatives across organizations, including Moore, RR Donnelley, Safeguard Business Systems, and Duplex Products. His expertise spans ERP systems, application development, infrastructure, security, and enterprise governance. Myland is known for translating business objectives into practical technology solutions and building high-performing teams that deliver measurable results. At VeraData, his work will help align the company's technology roadmap with its long-term growth strategy and continued investment in data-driven fundraising innovation. "I'm excited to join VeraData at such an important stage of growth," said Myland. "The opportunity to build innovative technology solutions that support fundraising success and further the missions of nonprofit organizations is incredibly meaningful. I'm looking forward to collaborating with the team and contributing to the strong culture being built here." Outside of work, Myland enjoys following sports, especially as a Chicago Cubs fan, playing golf, and traveling with his wife in their motorhome. He is also actively involved in his local community, supporting Special Olympics and the Epilepsy Foundation. About VeraData VeraData is the originator of Donor Science(TM), pioneering the use of AI, machine learning, and behavioral data to help nonprofits acquire more donors and generate more revenue. VeraData blends Donor Science, Creative Science, and Media Science through its partner agencies, Teal Media, which specializes in creative and digital storytelling; Faircom New York; and Avalon Consulting, which specializes in integrated fundraising strategy and donor communications. With capabilities spanning predictive analytics, creative strategy, direct mail production, digital capabilities, and data-driven optimization, VeraData equips mission-driven organizations to turn insights into impact and achieve stronger fundraising results. For more information, visit VeraData.com Media Contact Joey Mechelle Farqué, VeraData, 1 918-373-9144, [email protected], veradata.com SOURCE VeraData
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Total Funding
$44.8M
Headquarters
Cape Coral, FL
Founded
2007
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