Mozes was founded in 2005 and drove significant adoption of mobile among marketers at global brands and entertainment companies, including The Coca-Cola Company, Virgin Mobile, Red Bull, Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group and Live Nation Entertainment. The business and its cloud-based platform was acquired by ePrize (now HelloWorld) in 2013.

You think online event platforms exist. They don’t.The problem of simply selling tickets online was solved years ago; Ticketleap, and a bunch of others, have been hacking away ever since adding bells and whistles. But turns out that’s not what the world needs right now.The world has this pool of amazing, creative people and that pool is overflowing with the desire to bring people together around ideas. If you’re one of these people and you’re going to create an event, the best solution so far has been one of these old ticket sale engines. But that’s not what you need — you need a platform for your event itself, a surface for bringing people… · More together.That's what we're building.

Thunder's technology has been called by The New York Times as “An Ad Engine To Put Mad Men Out Of Business.” It removes creative friction to allow advertisers to build more ads, faster. By doing so, Thunder scales ad creatives across devices, formats, and volume. Marketing enterprises can now easily tailor and test their trillions of ad impressions.Thunder’s creative management platform powers desktop and mobile display advertising for over 100 media companies and agencies as well as over 10,000 advertisers. Notable customers include InterContinental Hotels Group, Time Warner Cable, Charter Communications, Hearst, and Yelp.