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Membership management software for associations and nonprofits. Toronto Canada. Acquired by Personify. 30,000+ organizations. Includes website, member portal, and payments.
Wild Apricot is a cloud-based membership management software platform serving associations, nonprofits, clubs, and other membership organizations. Founded in 2003 in Toronto, Canada, Wild Apricot was acquired by Personify in 2017 and has grown to serve over 30,000 organizations across North America and beyond. The platform is an all-in-one solution combining a website builder, member database, online applications, event registration, email communications, and payment collection in a single subscription product.\n\nWild Apricot is particularly popular with small-to-midsize professional associations, trade groups, alumni organizations, and recreational clubs that need a polished member portal without significant IT investment. Its website-and-membership-system integration is a core differentiator — organizations get a public-facing website and a members-only portal managed from the same backend, reducing the need to synchronize a separate website CMS with a membership database.\n\nSince the Personify acquisition, Wild Apricot has been positioned as Personify's small-to-mid-market product alongside Personify's enterprise AMS offerings, creating a tiered product family that can grow with customer needs. The platform continues to add features including a mobile app for members, automated renewal reminders, and online payment integrations. Its approachable pricing and extensive self-service help documentation have made it a popular recommendation in nonprofit and association management communities.
Founded 2016, Albuquerque NM. $105M Series B led by Lockheed Martin (2025). DoD contracts: $64M hypersonic SRMs, $67M Navy, $191M advanced SRM. Valued ~$591M on Forge.
X-Bow Systems is a next-generation defense propulsion company headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, founded in 2016 by CEO Jason Hundley. The company specializes in the design, development, and production of solid rocket motors (SRMs) for national security, hypersonic weapons, and space applications. Its proprietary Additive Manufacturing of Solid Propellant (AMSP) technology — the core of its 'Rocket Factory in a Box' platform — replaces the traditional cast-and-pour method with a precision extrusion process that builds propellant grain geometry layer by layer, enabling faster development cycles, lower costs, and scalable production without sacrificing safety or reliability.
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