Ebiquity (formerly Thomson Intermedia) provides media intelligence, consulting, research, and news evaluation services to clients in advertising, marketing, and public relations. The company performs consumer research and monitors media coverage across print, television, and the Internet. Rather than selling its services to media companies, as was traditionally done, Thomson ties advertising and media exposure to ad spending and primarily markets its services directly to corporations.

Ruth Erickson and her husband Jack start I.C. System in 1938 on the guiding principle of giving their customers ethical, honest services a concept that collection agencies in the 1930's never even considered. The company signs the first statewide association endorsement with the Minnesota Retail Hardware Association. I.C. System can help U.C. where you're losing money. Through units devoted to specific industry sectors (including commercial, consumer, financial services, health care, telecommunications, and utilities), the company provides accounts-receivable management services to 30,000 clients across the US. It is one of the nation's top-10 collection agencies. For health care providers, I.C. System provides pre-collection contact, third-party payment and insurance claims resolution, and collections service.

The National Audubon Society is a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to preserving birds and other animals, as well as their natural habitats. National Audubon Society, Inc. operates programs and educational centers in every US state and in selected South American and Caribbean nations that encourage grassroots conservation and promote environmental public policy reform. Current projects include saving habitats in the Everglades, Arctic Wildlife Refuge, Long Island Sound, and Mississippi River basin. Audubon also publishes Audubon Magazine. A precursor to the society started in 1886 but disbanded when it grew too quickly. The current version began in 1905. National Audubon Society, Inc. national network of community-based nature centers and chapters, scientific and educational programs, and advocacy on behalf of areas sustaining important bird populations, engage millions of people of all ages and backgrounds in positive conservation experiences.

Genex designs and creates Web sites, as well as corporate intranets and extranets, for clients in a variety of industries, including automotive, entertainment, manufacturing, retail, and technology. It also provides interactive marketing services and helps customers with issues related to application development and user experience and branding. Clients have included Herman Miller, Honda, and Time Warner. Genex is part of the integrated marketing division of media giant Meredith, which bought the company in 2007. CEO Walter Schild founded Genex in 1995.

BRTRC, founded in 1985 and headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, provides focused professional services to Federal Government agencies. We apply our broad range of management and technical expertise to each customer's requirement and ensure they receive the right solutions for their unique mission and objectives. BRTRC Inc. highly skilled staff approaches every challenge with the right mix of skills, experience, and a can-do attitude to ensure each customer is fully satisfied with the products and value of our services. BRTRC commits to each contract effort with these goals in mind.

This company has merged its way to the top of the security services industry. G4S (formerly Group 4 Securicor) is a market leader (neck-and-neck with Securitas for the #1 spot), provides security guards, runs prisons, and offers cash transport services to customers in some 100 countries worldwide. It also develops and installs security systems and electronic surveillance devices. Its Wackenhut subsidiary provides armed guards and related security services to government and industrial clients in the US. The company was formed following the merger of top international security firms Securicor and Group 4 A/S (formerly Group 4 Falck).

Concordia College is a four-year, co-educational liberal arts college offering bachelor's degrees in areas such as business, education, behavioral science, English, biology, and social work. The school also has a one-year accelerated degree program for working adults. Pre-professional studies are offered in law and medicine. Concordia enrolls about 700 students and has a 16-to-1 student-to-teacher ratio. Annual tuition and fees at the private school total about $30,000; more than 95% of students receive some form of financial assistance. Concordia is a religious institution, backed by The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod, and offers a pre-seminary program. The college was founded in 1881.

Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, L.L.P. (CB&H) has provided high-quality financial and management services to a diverse and successful client base. As an innovative and highly professional certified public accounting and consulting firm, CB&H serves as a valued advisor to over 25,000 clients by providing guidance on important operational and individual matters. Currently ranked among the top 30 accounting firms in the nation, CB&H is uniquely positioned to impart quality, cost-effective and practical advice to clients that include multinational corporations, private businesses, non-profit organizations, governmental entities, emerging or start-up firms and successful individuals.

Schlage Lock Company specializes in mechanical and electronic security locks and accessories. The company supplies both residential and commercial clients, which include schools, hospitals, hotels, airports, and condominiums. In addition to hardware such as door knobs and deadbolts, Schlage offerings include wireless security products, biometrics, and CCTV. Its products can be found at major retailers such as Home Depot and Lowe's. Schlage is part of Ingersoll-Rand Security Technologies, itself a subsidiary of commercial and industrial products manufacturer Ingersoll-Rand.

Today LoJack Corporation (NASDAQ: LOJN), the premier worldwide provider of wireless tracking and recovery systems for mobile assets, is the leader in global stolen vehicle recovery, with its unrivaled, proven solutions and direct integration with law enforcement. LoJack created the stolen vehicle recovery category over 20 years ago and has earned a 90 percent recovery success rate. Globally, more than 250,000 stolen vehicles worth over $5 billion have been recovered using LoJack technology.LoJack operates in areas of the country with the greatest population density, highest number of new vehicle sales and greatest incidents of vehicle theft. LoJack is currently operable in 27 states and the District of Columbia, as well as more than 30 countries throughout North America, South America, Europe, Africa and Asia. LoJack offers the right technology and processes to deliver the most effective solution to the serious global problem of vehicle theft, including cars, light trucks, commercial equipment and motorcycles—all of which are valuable mobile assets. LoJack's systems are based on proven Radio Frequency (RF) technology that is highly covert and highly effective—even when the vehicle is in a steel container, garage or hidden under dense foliage. Because of the effectiveness of its system, LoJack guarantees vehicle recovery with a 100 percent money-back promise.

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