Airmaster Fan Company traces its roots to the Diehl Fan Company, who patented the first practical electrical fan in 1886. A hundred years later Airmaster acquired the Chelsea, Brundage and Power Line Fan operations from Clevepak Corporation. Brundage started production in 1919, Chelsea in 1935 and Power Line in 1957. Airmaster maintained each operation independently to different market segment. Sales and marketing were consolidated by Airmaster in 2002 to improve operations and concentrate on fulfilling customer needs.Airmaster's only focus is fans. The factory is complete with engineering staff, certified laboratory for design and development, metal fabricating machinery, and tool and die facilities. Located in Jackson, Michigan, the company maintains stocking warehouses across the U.S., offering the largest line of air moving equipment in North America. Sales are made through the wholesale distributor by representative agencies. Airmaster exports throughout the world. Names may change, but the high quality standards in products and service, for which Airmaster and its predecessors were noted, remain the same: reliable products, uncompromising quality and prompt service.

The Linbeck Group lands landmark construction projects in Texas and beyond. The commercial and institutional construction company offers project management, construction management, real estate services, and design/build services. It serves clients in several sectors: education, health care, biotech/pharmaceutical, retail, entertainment, and corporate. The company's projects include Reliant Stadium in Houston; the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth; the Federal Express headquarters in Tennessee; and MIT's School of Architecture in Massachusetts. The company was founded in 1938 by Leo E. Linbeck, who was the grandfather of current chairman Leo E. Linbeck III.

James G. Davis Construction (DAVIS) creates spaces for corporations, associations, schools, technology companies, restaurants, and other entities. Ranking among the top US general building contractors, the firm works on base building, interior, and renovation projects, primarily in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. Services include preconstruction consultation, value engineering, design/build development, and project management. DAVIS has completed facilities for customers such as Capital One, PBS, MICROS Systems, and Time Life. Employees own about 69% of the company. President Jim Davis is the son of James Davis, who founded the firm in 1966.

Wise Recycling is keen on the recycling business. The company receives aluminum cans from the public through its network of some 50 neighborhood collection centers, then processes them at its seven facilities, which are located in Colorado, Florida, Kentucky, New Mexico, North Carolina, and Virginia. It also does some commercial recycling. Much of the aluminum yielded by the company's recycling efforts goes to sister company Wise Alloys, a maker of aluminum can sheet. Wise Recycling was formed when parent Wise Metals Group acquired the Reynolds Aluminum Recycling business from Reynolds Metals in 1998.

G.L. Homes calls Florida home, and more than 60,000 Floridians live in those homes. G.L. Homes of Florida began as a small, local builder and is now one of the nation's largest privately held builders of homes and residential communities (some active-adult), It operates in Broward, Hillsborough, Indian River, Lee, and Palm Beach counties. The company's homes range from around $160,000 to about $1 million. Preferred lender G.L. Financial offers mortgage financing on homes, while affiliate G.L. Commercial is a commercial real estate firm that develops and manages retail, mixed-use, and suburban office space throughout the Southeast. G.L. Homes was established in 1976 by founder and president Itchko Ezratti.

Comp-Utility Corporation provides engineering, design, procurement, and construction services for network operation centers, telecommunications facilities, and other IT systems. It specializes in creating reliable infrastructure systems, including uninterruptible power systems, voice and data cable installations, climate control, and room and storage design. The company has served corporate, government, and contractor customers primarily in Austin, Texas. President Randall Collier, who co-founded the company in 1992, owns Comp-Utility Corporation.

Bovis Lend Lease is a key player in the global construction market. The subsidiary of Australian real estate firm Lend Lease provides management and construction services for nearly every project phase, including consultation, design/build services, and construction management. Its many projects have included the Staten Island September 11 Memorial, London's Paddington Central Station, and The Blue City development project in Oman. Bovis Lend Lease operates in more than 30 countries, offering management services for commercial, residential, government, industrial, and infrastructure projects. Its technology division provides design/build services focused on IT facilities.

Nixalite of America can lend a hand. The company makes and supplies architectural bird, animal, and pest control products to customers throughout the world through its 24,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility in East Moline, Illinois. Its humane products include wire netting, wire barriers, foggers, repellants, spikes, and noisemakers. Nixalite of America, which was established in 1950, is a third generation family-owned enterprise. Founder Charles Kaufmann started the business by patenting and manufacturing the first Nixalite bird control models during the1940s.

Acousti Engineering Company of Florida is bouncing off the walls. The commercial contractor installs acoustic ceiling systems and other interior systems that range from floors to walls. Options include soundproof ceilings; carpeted, ceramic, stone, and wood floors, as well as raised floor platforms; and demountable, drywall, and modular walls and partitions. As a dealer for certain manufacturers, Acousti Engineering uses products made by Armstrong, CertainTeed, and Hunter Douglas, among others in its custom construction projects. Clients have included AOL and Lowe's. The privately held company serves the southeast US and the Caribbean through offices in Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.

Joseph Vicat, whose father invented a method of creating artificial cement, founded Vicat in 1853. The Vicat family continues to lead the company. Vicat's objectives are set in stone. The company produces some 21 million tons of cement and aggregates and 10 million cubic meters of concrete per year. Vicat operates about a dozen cement plants and grinding plants, more than 200 concrete plants, and 70 quarries in Europe, Africa, the US, and the Middle East. It also has operations in specialty chemicals and paper manufacturing, transportation, and precast concrete. More than half of Vicat's revenues come from outside of France. In 2010 Vicat expanded into India with plans to acquire 51% of Bharathi Cement.

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