Warschawski Public Relations, Inc. was founded in 1996 by David Warschawski, the firm's president. Warschawski Public Relations has done work for clients in a wide range of business sectors. Client have included adidas-Salomon, USA Swimming, and the City of Baltimore. The company's services include strategic positioning and development, crisis management, media relations, and brand development. Warschawski Public Relations conducts in-depth industry research of a company's industry, target markets, and business objectives before offering advice.

Butterworths Ltd company, a UK-based subsidiary of LexisNexis Group, publishes legal, news, and business information on a subscription basis to customers worldwide in the legal, tax and accounting, academic, and public sector industries. Its products are delivered in various formats, including online, print, and CD. With roots extending back to 1818 (the year Henry Butterworth established his law publishing company), Butterworths launched in 1996 when parent Reed Elsevier purchased rival legal publisher Tolley Publishing. Butterworths company also scooped up IRS Eclipse, a publisher and conference organizer, in 2000. Luckily for its clients, Butterworths follows the law.

Elstree Film and Television Studios traces its roots to a 1926 silent movie studio built on the site, which also hosted such historical events as the first British "talkie," directed by Alfred Hitchock. Portions of the Star Wars and Indiana Jones trilogies were shot at Elstree, as were more recent films and TV shows, including "Big Brother" and Celador's "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" The studio has changed hands several times and was the object of legal wrangling before the Hertsmere Borough Council bought it in 1996. It now has six sound stages and one silent stage.

Point.360 company provides audio, video, and film management and post-production services (including color correction, editing, and animation) for TV programming, feature films, and movie trailers. Clients include film studios, ad agencies, TV networks, and production firms. Point.360 also offers editing, mastering, reformatting, archiving, and electronic distribution services for commercials, press kits, and corporate training. In addition, the company rents and sells DVDs and video games directly to consumers through its Movie>Q retail stores. Chairman and CEO Haig Bagerdjian owns more than 50% of Point.360.

Buckley Publications company publishes both print and online versions of its monthly magazine, which specializes in providing business news with a humorous point of view. Established in 1999, "Business Eye" has about 8,000 subscribers. Former "Ulster Business" editor Richard Buckley and his wife Brenda Buckley control the company. "Business Eye" (along with BT Group) sponsors the annual Goldeneye Awards, which select the top e-commerce and technology businesses in Northern Ireland.

The Lacek Group opened for business in 1993, the company scored its first triumphs among clients who could easily appreciate the strengths, benefits and rewards of loyalty marketing counsel. Airlines, hoteliers and rental car companies were the first industries to be represented on Lacek's client roster, and those companies continue to be key clients today. Growing our core competencies and our reputation for innovation, The Lacek Group soon had offices and success stories across North America as well as in Europe, Asia and the Middle East. By 1997, Neodata (subsequently acquired by EDS and reorganized as Centrobe in 1998) sought The Lacek Group's loyalty marketing expertise and the two entities developed a partnership that rounded out Neodata's customer relationship marketing offering. By 2000, our growing one-to-one marketing savvy drew the attention of the world's leading marketing agencies and in August of that year, Ogilvy & Mather invited Lacek to join its group of agencies as a division of OgilvyOne Worldwide. Today, in partnership with Ogilvy — the world's most respected agency network — The Lacek Group continues to break new ground with loyalty solutions for travel, health sciences, retail, gaming, automotive, business-to-business, entertainment, broadcasting and a host of other categories.

The leading radio broadcaster owns and operates about a dozen radio stations serving the capital city with a variety of programming formats, including classic rock, contemporary music, and talk radio. The company also manages a couple stations outside Mexico City. In addition to broadcasting, Radio Centro provides syndicated programming and advertising sales to more than 100 affiliate stations through subsidiary Organizaci�n Impulsora de Radio (OIR Network). It runs about 20 audio production studios. The founding Aguirre family controls more than 50% of the company.

WPP plc, together with its subsidiaries, offers various communications services worldwide. It provides global, national, and specialist advertising services; above- and below-the-line media planning, buying, and specialist sponsorship and branded entertainment services; and specializes in brand, consumer, media, and marketplace insight, as well as works with clients to generate and apply insights. The company also offers corporate, consumer, financial, and brand-building services; consumer, corporate, and employee branding and design services, covering identity, packaging, literature, events, training, and architecture; a range of general and specialist customer, channel, direct, field, retail, promotional, and point-of-sale services; and integrated healthcare marketing solutions, including advertising, medical education, and online marketing. In addition, WPP provides a range of specialist services comprising custom media and multicultural marketing, event, sports, youth, and entertainment marketing; corporate and business-to-business; and media, technology, and production services. Further, the company offers a CPM-based media network representing inventory from over 950 publishers; a publisher-side advertising management platform; online marketing and measurement, search solutions, and email marketing; digital production; an interactive agency; addressable advertising system for cable and satellite operators; social media; Web analytics tools for publishers; an Internet-based advertising agency; an online video game network; and an integrated Web marketing suite.

F+W Media is forward thinking. The company is a special interest content provider and marketer of enthusiast magazines, books, conferences, trade shows, and interactive media properties. Publications are organized around community-based units, each of which focuses on a particular special interest category, such as craft, fine arts, design, and writing. F+W publishes more than 35 magazines, including Antique Trader, Popular Woodworking, and Writer's Digest. The company also publishes about 600 new book titles annually, and has a library of some 3,500 titles. Imprints include hobbyist magazine publisher Krause Publications and special interest publisher Adams Media.

Former CEO Rod Banner founded Banner Corporation plc in 1984. Banner Corporation plc company, a unit of Young & Rubicam Brands, one of the flagship agency networks of UK-based advertising conglomerate WPP Group, advises high-tech clients on all aspects of communicating their brands to the public. Its services include advertising, direct marketing, public relations, media auditing and buying, competitive analysis, website design, and event planning. Banner's blue chip clientele includes AT&T, Cisco Systems, Freescale, Siebel Systems, and Sony.

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