Entities

Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign.

Fundraising committee for Donald Trump's 2025 presidential inauguration.

The first presidential administration of Donald Trump, from January 2017 to January 2021.

The second presidential administration of Donald Trump, beginning January 2025.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the world's largest dedicated semiconductor foundry. Manufactures chips for Apple, Nvidia, AMD, and most major tech companies.

Cloud communications platform (SMS, voice, video APIs). Maintains strong DEI and anti-hate speech policies. Did not donate to Trump's inauguration.

Hybrid mental health provider with research-backed therapist matching and measurement-based care. 98% of clients report successful match on first try. Employs 500+ W2 therapists (not gig workers) across 22 states.

United States federal executive department responsible for international relations and diplomacy. Manages U.S. embassies and ambassadors worldwide.

United States federal department responsible for economic and fiscal policy, including managing federal finances, collecting taxes, and producing currency. Sheryl Sandberg served as Chief of Staff to Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers (1996-2001).

Government of the United Arab Emirates. Major tech investment hub with documented concerns around surveillance, labor rights for migrant workers, and restrictions on speech and press freedom.

Ride-sharing and delivery platform operating globally. Pioneer of the gig economy business model.

French video game publisher and developer behind franchises including Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbow Six. Led by co-founder and CEO Yves Guillemot.

Centre-right political party in the United Kingdom.

Centre-left political party in the United Kingdom.

Right-wing populist political party in the United Kingdom, formerly the Brexit Party.

Workplace mental health platform with privacy-first AI design. Employees use services anonymously; employers only receive aggregated, non-identifiable data.

Australian telehealth company providing 24/7 remote access to medical professionals for health referrals, prescriptions, and medical certificates.

Cultivated meat company growing real animal meat from cells without slaughter. First company to receive FDA and USDA approval for cultivated chicken (2023). Formerly known as Memphis Meats.

One of the two major political parties in the United States.

One of the two major political parties in the United States.

Video game developer and digital distribution company behind Steam, the dominant PC gaming platform. Also makes hardware including the Steam Deck.

Cloud platform for frontend frameworks and static sites. Creator of Next.js. Valued at $9.3 billion as of 2025.

Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer and Nasdaq-listed subsidiary of conglomerate Vingroup, led by founder Pham Nhat Vuong.

Founder of Khosla Ventures. Co-founded Sun Microsystems. Known for cleantech investments and controversial political statements. Major climate tech investor.

Vietnamese technology conglomerate operating the Zalo messaging app, gaming platforms, and Zion payments; one of Vietnam's largest homegrown tech companies.

Pan-African telecommunications and mobile money group headquartered in South Africa, majority-owned by Vodafone Group, operating across South Africa, Tanzania, DRC, Mozambique, Lesotho and Kenya (via Safaricom stake).

British multinational telecommunications company, one of the world's largest mobile network operators. Merged UK operations with Three UK in 2024.

German multinational automotive manufacturer (VW, Audi, Seat, Skoda, Porsche brands) with growing software/connected-vehicle operations via subsidiary Cariad.

International standards organization for the World Wide Web. Develops open, royalty-free standards including HTML, CSS, and accessibility guidelines. Founded by Tim Berners-Lee at MIT.

Former Pinduoduo programmer who was fired for whistleblowing about extreme working conditions after posting a photo of a colleague being taken to hospital. Continued speaking out about 300-380 hour monthly work requirements after termination.

Mobile money and payments company headquartered in Dakar, Senegal, offering low-fee (1%) peer-to-peer transfers and, increasingly, banking services across West and Central Africa (Senegal, Cote d'Ivoire, Mali, Burkina Faso, Uganda, Gambia, Cameroon). Parent entity Wave Mobile Money Holdings Inc. is incorporated in Delaware; backed by Stripe, Founders Fund and others.

Autonomous vehicle company and Alphabet subsidiary. Spun off from Google's self-driving car project in 2016. Operates robotaxi services in select US cities.

American data storage company and manufacturer of hard disk drives, SSDs, and flash memory products. Owns the SanDisk brand. One of the world's largest storage device manufacturers.

Co-working space company that became a cautionary tale of startup excess. IPO collapsed in 2019, filed for bankruptcy in 2023.

Cross-platform instant messaging and voice-over-IP service owned by Meta Platforms. Founded by Brian Acton and Jan Koum in 2009, former Yahoo! employees. Acquired by Facebook in October 2014 for $19 billion (initially announced at $16 billion, increased due to stock price changes), the largest acquisition of a venture-backed company in history at that time. The deal included $4 billion cash, $12 billion in Facebook stock, and $3 billion in restricted stock units to founders. WhatsApp had 400 million users at acquisition, and has grown to over 2 billion users worldwide as of 2024. The service provides end-to-end encrypted messaging, voice/video calls, and business communication tools.

Defense technology company founded by Eric Schmidt developing AI-powered autonomous attack drones. Focused on low-cost kamikaze drones inspired by Ukraine war tactics.

Nonprofit organization that operates Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects. Funded primarily by individual donations (~94% of $185M+ annual revenue). Provides free access to knowledge through volunteer-edited content. Notable for refusing censorship demands from Russia and Turkey.

American-British entrepreneur. Co-founder and former CEO of Deliveroo (2013-2025). Stepped down after DoorDash acquisition. Defended self-employed contractor model despite rider protests and strikes.

Indian multinational corporation providing information technology, consulting, and business process services. One of India's Big 3 IT services exporters along with Infosys and TCS. Major employer of H-1B visa workers.

British fintech company specializing in international money transfers. Formerly known as TransferWise. Listed on London Stock Exchange. Known for transparent fee structure.

Australian logistics software company providing solutions for freight forwarding, customs, and warehousing. Market cap ~$25 billion. Clients in 160+ countries.

Israeli cloud-based web development platform allowing users to create websites and web applications. Listed on NASDAQ.

Enterprise cloud applications company specializing in human capital management (HCM) and financial management software.

International financial institution providing loans and grants to governments of low and middle-income countries for capital projects. Sheryl Sandberg worked as Research Assistant to Chief Economist Lawrence Summers (1991-1993).

Nonprofit founded by Tim Berners-Lee and Rosemary Leith to advance the open web as a public good and basic right. Advocated for global internet access, net neutrality, and digital rights. Shut down in September 2024 after achieving many of its access goals.

AI-driven mental health support platform with operations in UK, Ireland, Finland, and Germany. Over 400 million conversations in 65 countries. Used by NHS and Singapore Ministry of Health.

Social media company formerly known as Twitter. Acquired by Elon Musk in 2022 and rebranded to X in 2023.

AI company founded by Elon Musk in 2023. Develops the Grok chatbot integrated with X (formerly Twitter). Valued at $230 billion as of late 2025.

New Zealand-founded cloud accounting software company serving small businesses and accountants worldwide, listed on the ASX (dual-listed on NZX until 2018).

Major Chinese electronics and smart hardware company. Founded in 2010 by Lei Jun, headquartered in Beijing.