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Temecula’s business incubator program, the Temecula Valley Entrepreneur’s Exchange [TVE2] has added three new businesses.
Interactive iXperience, Inc. is a cloud-based platform that specializes in brand engagement, which seeks to create a stronger bond between consumers and a product, according to a statement on the city’s website.
The second company, Savingsmore Digital Marketing, creates leads and retains customers for local stores and small businesses. It does that by connecting residents, visitors, and commuters to a business’s products, services, reviews, and coupons, according to the statement.
Savings Digital has several main products, including printable and electronic coupons, digital codes, and sales tracking.
The third company, SISU VR offers human resources and active shooter response training using virtual reality. Its product features immersive 3D experiences, simulations based on real cases, first-person perspectives, use of real voice to interact with characters in the simulations, empathy-based framework to help users reflect on their behavior, post-program organizational report for employers, training for both managers and non-managers, and more.
“We are thrilled to welcome these dynamic new tenants to the TVE2, where innovation knows no bounds,” says Mary Cervantes, manager of the entrepreneur’s exchange, in the statement. “We are shaping the future of entrepreneurship and fostering growth in the heart of Temecula Valley.”
The entrepreneur’s exchange is a business incubator and resource center that promotes business and economic growth for entrepreneurs and start-up companies, according to the statement.
