7 articles from the engineers and strategists doing the work.
At Clevyr, we’ve always been about building smart, human-centered systems that make work easier and businesses stronger. That’s why we’re excited to share some big news: we’ve officially launched our CRM Strategies division—and we’re ready to help even more companies get the most out of HubSpot.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE BridgeRev Joins Forces with Clevyr, Inc. to Lead the Future of CRM Strategy and HubSpot Innovation
Clevyr, Inc., a premier custom software development firm based in Oklahoma City, is proud to announce the launch of its CRM Strategies division, further solidifying its role as a HubSpot Diamond Solutions Partner and a leader in intelligent digital transformation.
3 November 2022
At Clevyr, for the security of ourselves and others, we actively monitor the state of cyber security both within our own environments and around the world. With the current status quo being of high concern, we’re releasing this bulletin which contains some of our most considerable concerns and suggestions.
Goku, Pusheen, and Pizza! At Clevyr, our team members give their all at the office and in the community. Today, we are highlighting the community work of Aaron Krauss, who is one of our Senior Software Engineers and has been lending his talents to us for 4+ years. When he's not streaming Dragon Ball Z, Aaron is an enthusiastic Code.org volunteer where he spends time with youth who are seeking knowledge in the technology field.
Matthew Williamson, CEO of Clevyr, has been recognized as one of Oklahoma’s Most Admired CEOs by The Journal Record. Every year The Journal Record honors CEOs and CFOs who consistently portray a strong sense of leadership, integrity, values, vision, commitment to excellence, financial performance, and commitment to community and diversity. This event took place, virtually, June 29, 2020. Details about Oklahoma’s Most Admired CEOs by The Journal Record and the list of honorees are available here.
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