Cargo Services Far East Limited was established by Mr. John Lau in March, 1990 to cater to the expanding needs for efficient logistics and distribution services in the Asia-Pacific region. The goal was to create a modern provider of complete non-vessel operated cargo solutions for shippers and consignees located in the other continents. From sea, ground to airfreight to garment-on-hanger, Cargo Services Far East Limited continues to work hard to achieve this vision. Through our Group and associate companies as well as our network partners across the region, Cargo Services Far East Limited has risen to become a premier operator in the Far East. Cargo Services Far East Limited believes in the continual building of a professional team with the same proactive attitude and ever-improving culture in servicing the needs of its customers. Considerable investment in training and development of staff are made every year.

When manpower is a mission-critical issue, Groupe Crit is ready to report for duty. Groupe Crit provides staffing to companies in such industries as manufacturing, health care, and transportation. The company, which has some 500 agency offices, does business primarily in France through such operating units as AB Int�rim, Crit Int�rim, Effika, and Mayday Travail Temporaire; Group Crit also has operations in Germany, Morocco, Spain, and Switzerland. Groupe Crit's other operations include airport services, industrial maintenance, security services, industrial supply, and engineering services. Claude Guedj founded the company in 1962.

The Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) is best defined by the companies we represent: America’s leading retailers. RILA proudly counts nine of the top 10 U.S. retailers as members. RILA members also hold the top spot among key retail segments including: apparel, consumer electronics, department stores, home improvement, large format and small format, demonstrating that RILA is truly the association for ‘retail leaders.’ In fact, no trade association represents more top retailers than RILA. The highly sophisticated companies among RILA’s members are experts at reading and responding to consumer demands, and the retail executives that lead these companies join RILA to collaborate with their peers to seek excellence within their own enterprise and pursue positive changes for the industry at-large.

The National energy policy of the mid-1970s and 1980s encouraged utilities to use America's abundant coal reserves for generating electricity. The Federal government, as a matter of policy, discouraged use of imported oil and natural gas while encouraging coal combustion and nuclear fission for electricity production, and exploring the use of tar sands and oil shale, renewable resources, and coal gasification. This was precisely the era during which rural electric cooperatives and municipal utilities – which had enjoyed preference in the use of hydropower generated at Federal dams – were told no new commitments would be made in development of additional hydropower projects. If they needed more electricity (and they did), they would have to produce it themselves. In good-faith response, consumer-owned utilities invested close to $40 billion in state-of-the-art coal-fired power plants, coal mines, and coal transportation facilities.

YORK Label was formed in March 2006 with the merger of York Label Holdings, Inc. and Industrial Label Corporation (ILC). The company is now one of the top pressure sensitive label converters in North America. The former York Label Holdings was founded in 1947 and is based in York, PA. The York facility is a leading manufacturer of pressure sensitive labels for the consumer products, entertainment, financial, and medical diagnostic markets. The former ILC was founded in 1961 and has two facilities based in Omaha, NE where the YORK Label corporate office is also located. The Omaha facilities specialize in supplying labels to the food, beverage and consumer products industries. Combined, these four companies currently form the third largest producer of prime, pressure sensitive labels in North America, YORK Label.

AHKs are closely connected to the Chambers of Industry and Commerce (IHKs) in Germany. Together, they support German companies with building up and extending their business relations to foreign countries. The umbrella organization of the IHKs is the German Association of Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK), which also coordinates and supports the AHKs. Business relations between Germany and Thailand get a boost from the German-Thai Chamber of Commerce (GTCC). Founded in 1962, the chamber promotes business development and economic relations between the two countries via about a half a dozen divisions: business advisory, business research, translations, international fairs, special projects, and finance.

Academy Bus was founded in 1968. Academy Bus Tours offers charter bus services in the eastern US. Academy Bus Tours company operates throughout New Jersey and in the New York and Philadelphia metropolitan areas, as well as in New England and in the mid-Atlantic states. Customers have included school and tour groups, including those bound for Atlantic City's casinos; in addition, Academy Bus has provided transportation services under contract with state-owned New Jersey Transit. Academy Bus Tours company operates a fleet of about 600 buses.

Belron is a holding company for some 25 auto-glass businesses (in about 30 countries, including Australia, Canada, Germany, Turkey, the UK, and the US). Belron companies operate under such names as O'Brien in Australia, Autoglass and Carglass in Europe, Safelite and Diamond in the US, and Lebeau Vitres and Speedy Glass in Canada. Belron provides service around the clock, seven days a week, with technicians traveling to the customer, if needed. Belron companies also replace glass in buildings and sell glass wholesale. The Belgian automotive firm D'Ieteren owns about 94% of Belron.

Effective Compensation (ECI) provides salary administration programs, performance appraisals, and compensation surveys for public and private businesses, as well as for government entities and associations. It interviews employers, employees, and other staff members in order to develop a pay program strategy, in addition to providing compensation competitive analysis. Headquartered in Colorado, the majority of ECI's clients come from within the state; the rest are spread throughout the country. Hoyt Doyel established the consulting firm in 1991.

Clarkson University is the New York State’s highest ranked small research institution. They are the institution of choice for 3,000 enterprising, high-ability students pursuing degrees in 50+ rigorous academic programs of study. Clarkson University faculty are on the leading edge of research of international relevance and offer focused graduate programs in select disciplines, however, the primary mission is undergraduate education. Across the institution, faculty and students develop close, mentoring relationships and make lifelong connections that guide career success. Located in the northern Adirondacks in the college town of Potsdam, Clarkson stands out among America’s private, nationally ranked research institutions because of its dynamic collaborative learning environment, innovative degree and research programs, and unmatched track record for producing leaders and innovators.

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