Mendocino Redwood Company thinks green when it comes to producing wood products. The company strives to restore its forests by increasing the number of trees and improving wildlife habitats, while maintaining a successful timber supply business. Established in 1998 by the Donald and Doris Fisher (founders of the clothing chain Gap), the organization manages about 228,800 acres of forestland across northern California in the Mendocino and Sonoma counties. Mendocino Redwood Company harvests about 2% of its acreage every year. In 2008 the company acquired Pacific Lumber (since renamed Humboldt Redwood), which controls about 200,000 acres of timberlands in Humboldt county, for about $550 million.

Fisk added technology contracting and services to its portfolio when high-tech telecommunications and Internet installations became as ubiquitous as electrical power. Operating as Fisk Electric, the company provides preconstruction (estimating, design/assist, and value engineering), project execution (material management, scheduling/labor analysis, and contracts administration), and closeout (training and maintenance) services. Technology services include the installation and maintenance of structured cabling, electronic security systems, audio/visual setups, wireless LAN/WAN systems, telephony, and network services. Construction giant Tutor Perini bought Fisk in 2011.

Altoon + Porter Architects wants to be in tune with its customer's design needs. The company provides architectural planning and design services for institutional, historical, retail, mixed-use, and transit projects in the US and around the world. Altoon + Porter often works with cities, community groups, and commercial developers. The company can design both exteriors and interiors of buildings, as well as streetscape and master plan projects. Altoon + Porter has worked for a variety of customers including University of California, Los Angeles, the National Football League, andSamsung. Partner James Porter founded Altoon + Porter Architects in 1984.

Titan Technologies, Inc. licenses recycling technologies to tire recycling plants in the United States and internationally. It utilizes thermolysis, together with a proprietary reactor catalyst, to recycle tires and other scrap material. The company offers its technology for construction and operation of commercial plants to recycle waste tires and plastics into marketable products. Titan Technologies has a working relationship with Adherent Technologies, Inc. to develop technologies for recycling electronic (computer) scrap and waste plastic. The company was formerly known as Titan Uranium Corporation and changed its name to Titan Technologies, Inc. in 1986. Titan Technologies was founded in 1954 and is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Wood-Mode Incorporated company manufactures custom cabinets for the kitchen, bathroom, and other areas of the home. The company offers a range of styles, wood selections (cherry, maple, oak, and pine), more than 85 standard wood finish colors, hardware, laminates, and mouldings for its customized cabinetry. It can also customize unique finishes to customer specifications. The company sells its products under the Wood-Mode and Brookhaven names at showrooms in the US, Canada, Mexico, and Bermuda. Wood-Mode has been in business since the 1940s.

Rosendin Electric has risen to the top ranks of US electrical contractors since its start in 1919 by Moses Rosendin. The employee-owned firm provides a range of services, including estimating and engineering/design, and installation of communications networks; traffic signals; gas, water, and electrical utility lines; and airport lighting. It also designs and constructs wind energy plants, including grids and collection systems. Rosendin Electric has offices in California, Oregon, Arizona, Nevada, and Virginia. It expanded into the Texas construction market with the 2010 acquisition of KST Electric, which operates as a subsidiary of Rosendin Electric.

Bermello, Ajamil & Partners provides architectural, engineering, planning, interior design, and landscape services for commercial, public, and institutional clients around the world. It was worked on projects including high-rise residential towers, ports and other maritime structures, airport terminals, bridges, and educational facilities. The company operates globally from offices in California, Florida, and New York, as well as Dubai (where it worked on the design of resort island The World). Bermello, Ajamil & Partners was founded in 1939.

Holder Construction's goal is to hold onto its clients' business. Boasting an 80% repeat customer rate, the firm provides commercial construction services, including computer modeling, planning and design, commissioning, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing support, safety inspections and training, and environmental assessment. Holder Construction serves as a general contractor, construction manager, and designer/builder on a variety of projects, from corporate offices and data technology centers to hotels and schools. Clients have included Mellon Financial, UPS, Emory University, and American Cancer Society. Privately-held Holder Construction is led by chairman and CEO Thomas Holder.

T&S Brass and Bronze Works manufactures faucets, fittings, valves, and specialty products for customers in the foodservice, industrial, commercial plumbing, and laboratory markets throughout the world. T&S offers lead-free fixtures, as well as environmentally-friendly low-flow products that use less water. The company operates from offices in the US, Europe, and Australia. Its products also are sold by representatives in Asia and South America. T&S Brass and Bronze Works was founded in 1947 as a developer of foodservice plumbing equipment.

HMC Architects provides architectural planning, master planning, graphic design, and interior design services through 10 offices in California and Nevada. The company specializes in institutional projects, designing education, health care, and government facilities for public and private clients such as Kaiser Permanente, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Mt. San Antonio College, and California State University. HMC is focused on expanding services in key areas, including planning, design integration, research, and sustainable design. The company was founded in 1940 by Jay Harnish. Harnish was later joined by Jack Causey and Mel Morgan. The firm became HMC Architects in 1978.

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