CHICAGO, IL--(Marketwired - Dec 22, 2014) - Today, Jellyvision® and ALEX's Mom announced with a sense of pride and exasperation that ALEX, the virtual benefits counselor, has had quite the growth ...

Jellyvision is on a massive hiring spree. The Chicago tech company, whose software guides workers through boring but useful stuff like choosing health insurance plans and signing up for retirement ...

CHICAGO, IL--(Marketwire - Dec 11, 2012) - The Jellyvision Lab, creator of ALEX®, the virtual employee benefits counselor, is expanding its awards cabinet. Available to more than one million people ...

It isn’t every day that Jenn Kloc goes to work wearing a Forever Lazy, a fleece onesie with a zippered drop seat to minimize effort when nature calls. But this was Pajama Day at The Jellyvision Lab, ...

Address: 848 W. Eastman St., Chicago What it does: Interactive marketing Year founded: 2001 Local employees: 91 Total employees: 103 With 44 percent of employees age 30 or younger, Jellyvision Inc.

Jellyvision laid off 65 people Tuesday, cutting staff by about 15% as the Chicago technology company works to increase revenue and become more nimble. The layoffs at the 18-year-old company reduced ...

Equilibria, which sells CBD products to women via a monthly subscription, is on a roll. The company has raised about $2 million, led by two Chicago investors: Salveo Capital, a cannabis-focused ...

Sept. 21 is an important date at Jellyvision Lab. For starters, it’s Chief Executive Amanda Lannert’s birthday. It also happens to be Mustache Day, an annual tradition at the Chicago-based technology ...

Jellyvision Games, who you likely best know for You Don't Know Jack, changed its name to Jackbox Games today. In a press release, Jackbox says the new name better represents the Chicago studio's ...

As the CEO of Jellyvision, the producer of ALEX, an interactive decision-support tool that talks you through traditionally boring and confusing human resource decisions like picking health insurance ...

Of the reborn, webisode-based You Don't Know Jack, Shack News' Chris Faylor (hey, I know that guy) asks Jellyvision's Steve Heinrich if we'll see the popular trivia game on consoles: Now that we're ...