First American Commercial Bancorp, which does business as First American Equipment Finance (FAEF), provides technology leasing services to commercial businesses and universities. First American Commercial Bancorp, Inc. portfolio includes computer, telecommunications, medical, banking, sales automation, and publishing equipment. Specializing in leasing for customers in education, health care, insurance, and legal services, First American Commercial Bancorp, Inc. also offers asset management services. FAEF was founded in 1990 by CEO William Verhelle and president Guy Michael Klinger. With offices in California, Illinois, and New York, First American Commercial Bancorp, Inc. serves customers in all 50 states. First American Commercial Bancorp ranks among the top independent leasing firms in the US.

The US Fund for UNICEF is one of 37 committees in the nation that raises money for UNICEF -- a not-for-profit organization that works for the human rights, protection, and development of children worldwide through education, advocacy, and fundraising. Among its dedicated programs are the five-year, $100 million fundraising campaign for HIV/AIDS prevention and a campaign to protect mothers and newborns from tetanus. The US Fund for UNICEF derives revenue from public support -- through its signature Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF program, gifts, corporate grants, and the sale of greeting cards and educational materials. The organization was founded in 1947.

Medical practices without a doctor in the house look to CHG Healthcare Services to find them one. The company, formerly CompHealth Group, provides locum tenens (physician staffing) services, recruiting physicians in 35 specialties for temporary and permanent assignments at hospitals and medical practices throughout the US. It offers temporary placement of nurses and allied health professionals, including physician assistants, pharmacists, and radiology technicians. CHG Healthcare operates under the names CompHealth, Weatherby Locums, Destination Healthcare Staffing, Foundation Medical Staffing, and RN Network. In December 2006, investment firm J.W. Childs acquired the company for more than $300 million.

Founded in 2000, WageWorks is the nation’s largest independent provider of consumer-directed spending solutions and services. Our solutions combine technology and service to bring out the best in consumer-directed benefits. We consistently set industry standards for the highest quality service, world class innovation and bottom-line performance.WageWorks' management team includes the people who helped write the legislation that brought Commuter benefits into being (section 132) and the industry leaders who participate and chair the groups who are actively setting benefits policies and processes. (SIGIS, ECFC)

Fordham offers its 14,600 students -- hailing from all 50 states and 50 foreign countries -- degree programs through 11 graduate and undergraduate schools. Called the Jesuit University of New York, Fordham has four locations including the original Rose Hill campus in the Bronx (often the scene of location shooting for movies, TV shows, and commercials), the Lincoln Center campus in Manhattan, as well as a biological field station in Armonk, New York, and The Beijing Center for Chinese Study in Beijing, China. The school opened in 1841 as St. John's College. It officially changed its name to Fordham University in 1907.

Lightning Source provides digital publishing support (including digital rights management and secure e-book delivery) and print-on-demand services. Lightning Source Inc. print-on-demand library has more than 100,000 titles, including e-books, available to order. Lightning Source also has printed more than 50 million books. Lightning Source Inc. works with more than 4,500 publishing partners, such as Simon & Schuster and Zondervan, who use the print-on-demand service to reduce costs associated with printing large batches of slow-moving titles. It operates overseas through subsidiary Lightning Source UK.

The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation strives to support and facilitate the work of the region's best nonprofit organizations, recognizing that many of those in need today will go on to shape the future of Southern California, to define it, redefine it, and help it set and achieve new goals. This process will involve the hard work of thousands of organizations, working in widely disparate fields to provide services that, in many respects, people are unable to provide for themselves and that public agencies cannot provide for them.

Chorion is a leading global media company that owns, manages and develops quality family entertainment brands with worldwide appeal. After all, families the world over continue to clamour for high quality entertainment derived from familiar, much-loved brands. The classic characters that make up the Chorion brand portfolio are certainly that. Our properties include children's favourites that engage, enrich, inspire and entertain families everywhere: from the timeless tales of Noddy, the Mr. Men and Little Misses, Paddington Bear and Beatrix Potter, to new favourites of the calibre of OLIVIA, Gaspard and Lisa and The Octonauts.

Haight Brown & Bonesteel LLP (“HB&B”) provides practical and effective resolution advice to the most perplexing disputes, ranging from early mediation to complete preparation and trial. we have been recognized as a leading law firm in California. Haight, Brown & Bonesteel provide services through more than 70 lawyers practicing in Southern California in the cities of Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego and Riverside, and Northern California in the city of San Francisco. The firm was founded in 1937 when Sidney A. Moss (1893-1963) opened his law office in Los Angeles. Some years later, he joined forces with a labor and probate lawyer, George C. Lyon (1906-1990), and formed the firm of Moss & Lyon. In 1948, Gerold C. Dunn (1911-1980) joined the firm, which then practiced as Moss, Lyon & Dunn until 1967, when Gerold Dunn was appointed by then Governor Reagan to the California Court of Appeal. Under the management of Fulton "Bill" Haight (1923-1997) the firm practiced as Haight, Lyon, Smith & Nye and eventually Haight Brown & Bonesteel LLP.

Bryn Mawr is one of the world's most distinctive, distinguished colleges. Every year 1,300 undergraduate women and 400 graduate students from around the world gather on the College's historic campus to study with leading scholars, conduct advanced research, and expand the boundaries of what's possible. These attributes create a spirit that is palpable on campus. It is visible, too, in the lives of Bryn Mawr alumnae, women who have become leaders in a wide range of fields, including those in which women are traditionally underrepresented.

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