Milliman, Inc. operates as an actuarial and consulting company. The company offers consulting practices in the areas of employee benefits, healthcare, investment, life insurance and financial services, and property and casualty insurance. It serves business, financial, government, union, education, and nonprofit organizations. The company, formerly known as Milliman & Robertson, Inc., was founded in 1947 and is based in Seattle, Washington with additional offices in the Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and North America.

Ipsos MORI is a leading provider of market research in the UK. Working as a group of companies -- consisting of Market & Opinion Research International, Ipsos UK Limited, and Ipsos MORI Ireland Limited -- the company provides survey research services in such areas as advertising and media, consumer goods, health care, and tourism. It also performs public opinion surveys on social issues and employee satisfaction surveys. Ipsos MORI was founded in 1969 by noted pollster and political analyst Sir Robert Worcester. In 2005 France-based market research firm Ipsos bought rival MORI and combined its Ipsos UK unit with MORI to create Ipsos MORI.

System Forward America company is popularly known for its car-unlocking services, but Pop-A-Lock's mobile technicians meet other emergency needs, such as changing flats, delivering gas, and providing jump starts. The company operates through more than 140 franchises in about 35 states. Founded in 1991, Pop-A-Lock developed specialized tools for opening the increasingly sophisticated latching systems used for car locks. The company claims that other unlocking devices may cause damage to late-model cars. System Forward America is owned by Steve Gremillion and Carl Vincent.

UniGroup, Inc. transports home and other items in more than 175 countries through subsidiaries United Van Lines and Mayflower Transit, and a network of affiliates. Road operations are supported by sister units Trans Advantage, which sells and leases trucks and trailers, and moving supplies; UniGroup Worldwide UTS coordinates international moves, and Vanliner Group offers transit insurance. Subsidiary Allegiant Move Management plies relocation management and assistance. Clients range from government to corporate and private households. UniGroup is owned by its senior executives and agents of United Van Lines and Mayflower Transit.

URS Corporation’s oldest predecessor company was founded in 1904. URS was established in 1951, and incorporated in 1957 as Broadview Research—a research group active in the area of physical and engineering sciences. In 1967, management developed a growth strategy focused on building a multidisciplinary professional services firm. In 1968, Broadview Research acquired United Research Incorporated of Cambridge, Massachusetts. During this period, the name Broadview Research was changed to United Research Services and later shortened to URS. URS continued to expand through internal growth and strategic acquisitions that enhanced our engineering, architectural and environmental practices. These acquisitions included Madigan-Praeger; Coverdale and Colpitts; John A. Blume and Associates; Hill Dreman Chase; and Dalton, Dalton and Newport.

Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly is patently interested in the law. Though a full-service law firm, Oppenheimer is known for its expertise in intellectual property law and other issues of special importance to technology companies. In addition to their intellectual property work, Oppenheimer's attorneys operate in practice areas such as antitrust, commercial finance, employee benefits, product liability, and tax planning. Founded in 1886 by Daniel Lawler and Edmund Durment, the firm serves clients ranging from start-ups to FORTUNE 500 corporations, including Accenture, Ceridian, American Express, and the United Health Group.

Business law firm Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice has about 530 attorneys who practice from about ten offices in Delaware, the Carolinas, Georgia, Virginia, and Washington, DC. The firm covers a range of practice areas that include antitrust, health care, bankruptcy, patents, trusts, government affairs, antitrust legislation, and technology issues. It even has an industry group dedicated to obesity litigation through its product liability practice group. Womble Carlyle serves a wide range of regional, national and international clients in industries that include financial services, commercial real estate, information technology, health care, manufacturing and telecommunications, as well as educational institutions and governmental bodies and agencies.

Outsource Technical provides contract staff to fill customers' needs for information technology help. The firm specializes in finding IT professionals to step in as business analysts, database administrators, help desk analysts, programmers, and project managers, among other functions. Clients have included large and medium-sized businesses and IT services enterprises such as consultants, outsourcers, and systems integrators. Outsource Technical operates from offices in Southern California and in Arizona.

Deutsche BP helps fuel Germany's economy (not to mention its vehicles). The BP subsidiary carries out a variety of oil and gas activities throughout the country, namely the operation of 2,500 filling stations (its BP and Aral brands represent 22% of the market). Deutsche BP is also the country's second largest oil refiner, with five facilities that produce oil products for sale across Europe (under the BP, Aral, and Castrol brands). Its refining operations fall under Ruhr Oel, a joint venture with Petroleos de Venezuela. Deutsche company additionally engages in gas and power trading as part of BP's European gas-and-power business.

Cleveland State is a metropolitan university that provides a rich environment for engaged learning in an exciting and dynamic location. CSU students are fond of claiming that the entire city is their campus for study, practical experience, and recreation. And CSU pledge to each student is an engaged learning experience in the real world, for the real world, among a diverse student body. More than 1,000 courses support 200 major fields of study at the undergraduate and graduate levels, as well as professional certificate and continuing education programs. Courses of instruction are offered in business administration, education and human services, engineering, law, liberal arts and social sciences, science, and urban affairs. As nearly 90 percent of Cleveland State’s students work full- or part-time, flexible academic programming and convenient class times are offered. Of their 16,000 students, approximately one-third are in graduate-level programs and about half attend on a part-time basis. The University also boasts more than 150 student organizations, including national fraternities and sororities and NCAA Division I athletics.

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