Overview Liberman Broadcasting, Inc. (LBI) is the largest privately held, minority-owned Spanish-language broadcaster in the United States. LBI was established in 1987 by José and Lenard Liberman. The father and son partnership brings a combined 55+ years of operating experience in the broadcasting industry. José Liberman is an industry pioneer, having owned and operated the first Spanish-language FM radio station west of the Mississippi which went on the air in the mid 1970’s. Lenard Liberman manages LBI's day-to-day operations, and together with his father, has primary responsibility for LBI’s strategic direction.

Televerde has been in business since 1996. Televerde designs and implements performance-based marketing plans for its corporate clients. With a focus on the technology industry, Televerde offers highly trained teams that can market a variety of products through a combination of direct mail, electronic mail, and phone calls providing lead generation, sales qualification, market research, and database marketing services. Televerde company also provides event marketing support services designed to increase sales and efficiency of such networking opportunities. Clients include CIBER, ImageTag, and Syntellect.

D. F. King & Company provides proxy solicitation and corporate and financial communications services in the US and Europe. D. F. King specializes in complex deals, such as proxy contests and tender/exchange offers for corporate control. Its communications offerings include crisis communications, merger and acquisition communications, and financial communications. It also offers support services including financial printing, teleservices, and material distribution and mailings. D. F. King & Co., Inc. was founded in 1942. It was acquired in 2008 by Munich-based holding company Sage Holdings.

Founded in 1937, Swank Motion Pictures, Inc. is a successful, growing business privately owned by the Swank family and led by Tim Swank, Chairman. Headquartered in St. Louis, Swank also maintains sales offices in New York, Berlin and Paris, with an international shipping and distribution facility located near Chicago. Swank is the world's largest non-theatrical distributor of motion pictures for public performance and the acknowledged leader in the field. Major Hollywood and independent movie studios have appointed Swank as their exclusive licensing and distribution partner to offer their box-office hits for public performance in non-theatrical markets (markets outside theaters). Swank represents Walt Disney Pictures, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros., Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, Dreamworks Pictures, New Line Cinema, Lionsgate, MGM, Touchstone Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Tri Star Pictures, The Weinstien Company, Focus Features, Miramax Films, Overture Films, Warner Independent, Paramount Classics, Paramount Vantage, Fine Line Features, HBO, Hallmark Hall Of Fame Productions, United Artists, National Geographic, ThinkFilm, Magnolia Pictures, Newmarket Films, First Look Studios, First Independent Pictures, Monterey Media and many other independent studios. Swank Motion Pictures provides both public performance licensing rights and licensed movies to numerous non-theatrical markets, including worldwide cruise lines, U.S. colleges and universities, K-12 public schools and libraries, American civilian and military hospitals, motor coaches, Amtrak trains, correctional facilities and other markets such as parks, art museums and businesses.

Hamagami/Carroll, Inc. was founded in 1989 by principals John Hamagami and Justin Carroll. Hamagami/Carroll is a marketing services firm specializing in brand development and other identity enhancing services. With an eye for design, the company's services provide clients with expertise in visual communication across a variety of media from development to application. Services include research, messaging, style guide production, packaging design, visual merchandising, and advertising. Blockbuster, EA Games, and Mattel have all availed themselves of Hamagmi/Carroll's services.

Screenvision Cinema Network operates in-theater advertising programs on about 15,000 screens throughout the US, including locations owned by theater operators like Loews Cineplex, Carmike Cinemas, and Cinemark. It offers both still and full-motion video ad campaigns that can be run nationally or targeted to local regions. In addition, Screenvision offers off-screen marketing programs that utilize handouts, lobby banners, and posters. Once a 50-50 joint venture between film post-production firm Technicolor and UK-based television broadcaster ITV, Screenvision was acquired by private equity fund Shamrock Capital Advisors in late 2010.

The Thunderbolt Group advises clients how to get the most bang for their bucks when it comes to online advertising and sponsorships. Thunderbolt Group company's services extend to both sides of the online marketing coin -- advertisers and Web publishers. Services for publishers include advertising product development, pricing consulting, collateral materials development, and a host of services that help clients measure and track advertising on their site. The Thunderbolt Group offers marketers expertise in branding, online distribution, and customer transactions as well as affiliate program and Web campaign management.

Shine Group is a leading producer of TV programming in the UK. Its production units include Shine TV (As Seen On TV, Masterchef), Kudos (Spooks, Hustle), and Princess (Something for the Weekend, The Sunday Night Project). Its Dragonfly imprint is best known for reality-based and documentary programming. Outside the UK, Shine owns Reveille, which has imported such shows as The Office and Ugly Betty for US networks, and Metronome Film & Television in Scandinavia. Shine was founded in 2001 by Elisabeth Murdoch, the daughter of News Corporation chieftain Rupert Murdoch.

"Time Out New York" debuted in 1995. The company is partially owned by London-based Time Out Group. Many NYC dwellers (and tourists) turn to "TONY" when they're looking for something fun to do with their free time. "TONY" (officially Time Out New York) is a weekly publication of Time Out New York Partners; "TONY" bills itself as "the obsessive guide to impulsive entertainment" and contains arts and entertainment listings for the city that never sleeps. Time Out New York Partners company also operates a Web site with Time "Out New York" content and publishes bimonthly magazine "Time Out New York Kids", aimed at parents.

Pattison Outdoor Advertising company peppers cities all across Canada with outdoor advertisements that include backlit posters, digital displays, wall murals, and large-scale superboards, as well as indoor advertisements in airports and malls. Its clients are some of the biggest names in their industries, from Apple to McDonald's. Pattison Outdoor offers those clients such services as demographics research, charting and mapping, creative development, and production; it also occasionally leases properties on which to build advertising structures. The firm is a division of The Jim Pattison Group, one of Canada's largest privately-held companies.

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