John R. Ball

Steamboat Ventures Management Corp. Inc (Steamboat Ventures) is a venture capital subsidiary of The Walt Disney Co founded in 2000 by John R. Ball. The firm is headquartered in Burbank, California.

Quigo Technologies, Inc. provides marketing solutions. It offers technology-driven services to help e-commerce sites acquire customers, generate sales and build brands. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

BitPass, Inc. provides micropayment system platform. It works with publishers and other producers of digital media to multiply the economic returns on content. The company’s integrated commerce engine eliminates friction from any transaction with digital media, from easy payments and stored value credits to online subscription management, sales promotions, buyer rewards and affiliate management. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Menlo Park, CA.

VoodooVox, Inc. provides interactive voice response technology solutions. Its products include radiovoodoo, myvox, and on-hold network. The firm offers ad-supported telephony solutions for high call volume businesses, ad agencies, and publishers. The company also offers voice over Internet protocol and prepaid calling cards. VoodooVox was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in North Adams, MA.

Razorgator, Inc. markets tickets for sold-out sports and entertainment events through online. The firm owns and operates an online platform that enables to sell sports, theatre and concert tickets. It also provides corporate ticket management software solutions. The company was founded in 2001 by Douglas Knittle, Thomas Charles Ball and Stephen Cucci and is headquartered in Marina Del Rey, CA.

Dames & Moore, Inc. use to provide environmental consulting and engineering services. It assessed site conditions, develops and implements solutions for issues related to hazardous waste, air, water pollution, facility permits and regulatory compliance. The company was located in Los Angeles, CA.

Iridigm Display manufactures reflective flat-panel displays for digital cameras, personal digital assistants, and cell phones. MIT researchers Erik Larson and Mark Miles founded the company in 1996. QUALCOMM acquired Iridigm in October 2004.