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Salesforce-Native Association Management Platform
Salesforce-native association management platform. Washington DC. Acquired by Togetherwork. Enables associations to run AMS entirely within Salesforce CRM.
Fonteva is a Salesforce-native association management platform that enables professional and trade associations to run their entire AMS operation inside Salesforce. Founded in Washington, DC, and later acquired by Togetherwork, Fonteva is built 100% on the Salesforce platform — meaning all member data, transactions, events, and reports live natively in Salesforce rather than requiring an external database that must sync to Salesforce. This architecture is a core differentiator for associations that have already standardized on Salesforce for staff CRM and want a single system of record.\n\nFonteva includes modules for membership management, dues and billing, eCommerce, event registration, committee management, and a member self-service portal built on Salesforce Experience Cloud. Because it is natively on Salesforce, associations benefit from the full Salesforce ecosystem — AppExchange integrations, Flow automation, Einstein analytics, and Salesforce security and compliance certifications — without custom integration work. Fonteva is often chosen by larger, more sophisticated associations that have significant Salesforce investments and want to extend that investment to AMS rather than maintaining a separate system.\n\nTogetherwork, Fonteva's acquirer, operates a portfolio of member management and community software companies, positioning Fonteva as its flagship Salesforce-native offering. The Salesforce-native AMS market is a growing niche as more organizations build their technology stacks around Salesforce, and Fonteva competes with other Salesforce AppExchange AMS products including Nimble AMS and MemberNation in this specialized segment.
National security-focused federal IT firm with $8B+ revenue and 17,000+ employees. Serves DoD, intelligence community, and NASA on space, cyber, and mission-critical programs.
Peraton is a national security and critical infrastructure technology company founded in 2017 through Veritas Capital's acquisition of Harris IT Services, headquartered in Herndon, Virginia. The company operates at the classified intersection of space, intelligence, cyber, defense, and civilian IT missions, generating over $8 billion in annual revenue with a workforce exceeding 17,000 cleared professionals.\n\nPeraton's portfolio covers space systems engineering, satellite communications, intelligence analysis, cybersecurity operations, digital transformation for federal agencies, and mission application development. The company has built deep experience supporting agencies such as NASA, NGA, NSA, DISA, and the military services. Its "enterprise IT at scale" strategy emphasizes complex, multi-year programs in the $500 million to $2 billion range—an area where its cleared workforce and program execution track record provide competitive advantages.\n\nFormed through the merger of Perspecta (a combination of DXC's government IT business, Vencore, and KeyW) and Northrop Grumman's IT and mission services division, Peraton rapidly became one of the largest pure-play national security IT contractors. Veritas Capital has positioned Peraton as a strategic consolidator in government IT, adding capabilities in autonomy, AI, and next-generation communications since 2021.
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