International Greetings wants to spread Christmas cheer across the globe every day of the year. International Greetings PLC company makes greeting cards, gift wrap, bows, ribbons, and stationery for Christmas and everyday use. Its Brite Sparks division makes Christmas and specialty crackers. International Greetings markets its products in the UK and other European countries, the Far East, and the US. International Greetings PLC company has expanded its European Christmas cracker operations with the acquisitions of Krakajack (Ireland), Hoomark (the Netherlands), and Napier Industries (maker of both Tom Smith brand and private-label Christmas crackers).

Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. company has responded to the digital age by putting most of its information online (Britannica.com), as well as on CD-ROM and DVD. Swiss financier Jacob Safra (a nephew of the late banking king Edmond Safra) owns Encyclopædia Britannica company. Encyclopædia Britannica thinks it knows everything, and it probably does. In addition to its flagship 32-volume Encyclopædia Britannica (first published in 1768), Encyclopædia Britannica company publishes reference works (Great Books of the Western World), atlases (Britannica's Student Atlas), and other titles (The American Presidency). It publishes dictionaries through its Merriam-Webster subsidiary. Its Britannica Online School Edition is a reference site for students and teachers.

FulcrumTV produces documentaries, arts programs, and science programs for Channel Four, the BBC, and others. FulcrumTV productions have included such titles as "What Would Jesus Drive" (a documentary on the US's love affair with cars), "The Beatles Biggest Secrets", Black Gold (a film about coffee farmers in Ethiopia), and Adam Ant: Stand and Deliver. The company was founded in 1986 by current executives Richard Belfield and Christopher Hird.

Founded in 1996, the agency changed its name from LLKFB in 2005. Unit 7 operates as part of advertising giant Omnicom Group's Diversified Agency Services. This outfit is composing new riffs for its clients' brands. Named for a jazz song by Sam Jones, Unit 7 (formerly Lieber, Levett, Koenig, Farese, Babcock, or LLKFB) provides corporate and product branding, relationship advertising, and other marketing services for corporate clients. The firm specializes in providing consulting, research, and creative solutions that incorporate digital technology.

Now in the Newspaper Society's list of the 10 biggest UK publishers, Tindle Newspapers is still helmed by Sir Ray Tindle, who began the group with £300 demob money given to soldiers at the end of the Second World War and was knighted in 1994 for his services to the newspaper industry.He started with a weekly paper in Tooting, south London, with a circulation of 700. Through launches and acquisitions the group now has more than 220 titles, with an audited weekly circulation of more than 1.4 million and turnover above £50m. Sir Ray says any success he may have achieved can be attributed to a dedicated staff led in recent years by Brian Doel and Wendy Craig and 30 superb general managers running their newspapers locally. Sir Ray illustrates his ultra-local philosophy by recounting to the industry trade newspaper, Press Gazette, his rescue of the Tenby Observer in 1978 after reading in the Daily Telegraph that the paper, which had been renamed the West Wales Observer in an attempt to reach a wider market, had ceased publication.

The privately-held firm was founded in the midst of the 2001 dot.com bust by co-creative directors Paul Venables and Greg Bell and president Bob Molineaux. The creative minds at Venables Bell & Partners don't mind thinking outside the box for its clients. The advertising agency incorporates both traditional and nontraditional methods of marketing to push the profiles of big brand names, including Coca-Cola, HBO, Napster, and Pacific Gas and Electric Company. In addition to TV, print, and online ads, the agency's design team creates everything from in-store signage displays to bathroom stickers. Other services include media planning and buying.

The Financial Times, one of the world’s leading business news organisations, is recognised internationally for its authority, integrity and accuracy. Providing essential news, comment, data and analysis for the global business community, the newspaper, printed at 24 print sites across the globe, has a daily circulation of 390,228 (ABC figures September 2010), while FT.com has over 2.7 million registered users and 149,000 digital subscribers. The FT’s combined print and paid digital circulation is 579,249 (Deloitte assured, October 2010) and it has a combined print and online average daily readership of 1.9 million people worldwide (PwC assured, November 2009). The FT family of companies also includes macro policy intelligence provider Medley Global Advisors (MGA), fund management information provider Money-Media, recruitment site Exec-Appointments and Financial Times Business which produces specialist information on the retail, personal and institutional finance industries, including the UK's premier personal finance magazine Investors Chronicle, The Banker, Money Management and Financial Adviser for professional advisers.

Atmosphere is the headquarters of Proximity North America, which is part of a global, digital and eCRM Network with more than 2,000 employees in 59 offices around the world. Atmosphere was founded in 1999 originally as the digital agency of BBDO North America. It is a full service digital marketing company whose core focus is building brand preference through the digital channel.

Ideas on Purpose specializes in marketing communcations and visual design services, producing annual reports, web sites, marketing collateral, and promotional items for other businesses. IOP also provides advertising, branding, and employee education services. Clients include 3M, New York University, and Pfizer. Ideas on Purpose was founded by officers John Connolly, Michelle Marks and Darren Namaye.

Active Interest Media (AIM) was formed in October 2003 by Wind Point Partners and Efrem "Skip" Zimbalist III. AIM is a rapidly growing media company focusing on enthusiast magazines and related consumer shows, Internet sites, and books.In conjunction with our magazines, we produce and market more than 75 martial arts videos and books, including several by the legendary Bruce Lee. We also produce a dozen three-day log-home show seminars that attract thousands of consumers from around the United States. Show Management produces major in-water boat shows in Florida, including the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS), the largest boat show in the world. FLIBS, owned by the Marine Industry Association of South Florida, attracts more than 100,000 attendees who can view and purchase yachts of up to 200 feet in length, many with prices well in excess of $25 million. In addition to FLIBS, we produce the Yacht and Brokerage Show in Miami, the Palm Beach Boat Show, the Suncoast Boat Show in Sarasota, and the St. Petersburg Boat Show. In addition to the boats themselves, each event showcases equipment and accessories for the operation and enjoyment of boats.

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