Norland’s most common sectors for investment aresoftware (75%) and safety/security (25%) . The Firm’s most common investment types include buyout (lbo, mbo, mbi) (75%) and growth capital (25%). In total, Norland has invested in 2 US states and 3 different countries.
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San Francisco,
California
94111
United States
www.norlandcapital.com
info@norlandcapital.com
| Status | Dates | Company | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Investment | Exit | |||
| Current | 2022-01-25 | - |
iWorQ
Software Logan, Utah www.iworq.com |
iWorQ is a provider of business-critical workflow software that runs the day-to-day operations of nearly 2,000 city and county governments across all 50 states and Canada. The company continues to innovate for the tens of thousands of government employees that use their software today, with more than 20 highly-configurable software applications that you can access on the web and your mobile device. It helps cities and counties manage everything from permitting, planning & zoning, code enforcement, licensing, work orders, inspections, fleet and fuel tracking, pavement management, backflow prevention, stormwater management, facility management, and much more. iWorQ was formed in 1999 and is based in Logan, Utah.
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