Elephant Productions is a film, video, and multimedia production firm. The company offers marketing, public relations, and corporate communications services. Clients have included Dell, Advanced Micro Devices, Whole Foods Market, and The American Heart Association. Sister company Inferno Films produces TV spots. Elephant Productions was founded in 1992 by producers Quincy Lowman and Jeff Hastings. The company does business from a in a big, pink house on a hill located near downtown Austin, Texas and the University of Texas.

Capitol Records Nashville was the first to establish a country music outpost in Nashville in 1950, and is one of country music’s most prominent imprints, having been named label of the year by Billboard, Radio & Records and Music Row in 2005. The label is part of EMI, the world’s largest independent music company, and is home to a roster of country music legends, emerging artists, and global superstars. EMI is the world’s largest independent music company, operating directly in 50 countries, and represents more than 1,000 artists spanning all musical tastes and genres. Its record labels included Angel, Astralwerks, Blue Note, Capitol, Capitol Nashville, EMI Classics, EMI CMG, EMI Records, EMI Televisa Music, Manhattan, Mute, Parlophone and Virgin.

The corporate headquarters of Brehm Communications, Inc. is located in San Diego, California. Executive personnel of BCI include W. J. Brehm, Chairman of the Board; Bill Brehm Jr., President; Mona Brehm, Corporate and Profit Sharing Secretary; Tom Taylor, Vice President and General Manager, and Jeff Johnson, Controller.The company has had a long and continuous history in the newspaper industry, having been founded in November of 1919 with the purchase of the Fort Madison (Iowa) Evening Democrat by W. J. (Bill) McGiffin, who passed away in 1955. This original newspaper remains a part of the company today. At present, there are more than 60 daily, weekly, semiweekly newspapers, shoppers and niche publications located in the states of California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Iowa, Illinois and Indiana. Offices are maintained in over 30 communities, with seven of those having rotary offset printing presses with process color capability.This growth, in large part, has been due to the effort and loyalty of our employees, who enjoy their work and believe in their product. It is also a reflection of the Brehm family's philosophy that we are in a people industry--dedicated not only to those we serve but also to those who perform the service.

closerlook, inc. was founded in 1987 by CEO David Ormesher. closerlook company provides marketing communication services, including strategy consulting, advertising campaign development, web design, video production, and other creative services; its clients have included the American Medical Association, Astellas Pharma US, United Healthcare, and PricewaterhouseCoopers. closerlook company serves up its messages using the Web, interactive CD/DVD's, in print, on film or video, and through event marketing. closerlook also has a practice devoted to health care marketing.

Peace Arch Entertainment Group is happy to provide a little peace, love, and understanding -- plus a healthy dash of entertainment. The company, which takes its name from the Peace Arch Portal on the US-Canadian border, produces and distributes TV, movie, and multimedia content. Its TV unit produces such shows as The Tudors (shown on Showtime), Campus Vets (Life), and "Love It or Lose It" (HGTV Canada, FLN US). Peace Arch licenses movies through London-based Peace Arch Films. Other subsidiaries include The Eyes Project Development Corp. (TV production, corporate videos, streaming media) and Peace Arch Motion Pictures (film production).

Daniel J. Edelman, Inc. was founded in 1952 by chairman and owner Daniel Edelman. Daniel J. Edelman, which does business simply as Edelman, is the largest independent agency in the industry, conducting work for heavy hitters such as Wal-Mart and Microsoft. With more than 50 offices worldwide, the company provides its services to five industries through about 20 practice areas (including financial communications and investor relations, corporate affairs, marketing, litigation, and public affairs). Edelman has fiercely guarded its independent status, despite the business world's ever-increasing trend toward consolidation.

Sister agencies include design and brand consultancy The Nest, online content and digital agency Ramp Industry, and marketing firm TomTom Nation. The work by St. Luke's Communications doesn't quite have the same gravitas as that of another St. Luke; after all, St. Luke's Communications specializes in advertising. The firm produces television, radio, and print campaigns for clients such as BT, Clarks shoes, and IKEA. Its reputation as a progressive shop extends beyond its work; the agency is owned by its employees, espouses social responsibility, and maintains a unique corporate culture.

Icon Identity Solutions helps its customers avoid identity crises. Icon Identity Solutions provides a variety of services related to the building of a company's brand through the use of signs and exterior graphics. Icon can help clients manage multiple sign projects on a global scale if needed. Its services include sign design, permitting, and manufacturing. Icon Identity Solutions is one arm of Icon Companies, which also operates subsidiaries East Coast Sign Advertising and ImageCare Maintenance Services (IMS). IMS provides sign repair and maintenance. Past clients have included BMW's Mini unit and Citigroup.

The Spokesman-Review is the largest news and information provider in the Inland Northwest. The newspaper traces its origin to the founding of the Spokane Falls Review in 1883. In 1893, the Review merged with its rival, The Spokesman, under the leadership of Publisher William H. Cowles. Later the company would buy the Spokane Daily Chronicle, which continued as a separate newspaper until Review and Chronicle newsrooms merged in 1983. The Chronicle existed until 1992. The Spokesman-Review is still owned by the Cowles family, whose members continue to reside in Spokane and are actively involved in civic betterment efforts in addition to Cowles Company operations. Today, publisher William Stacey Cowles represents the fourth generation of his family to oversee the newspaper.

Monarch Services, Inc., through its subsidiaries, publishes ‘Girls Life’, a bi-monthly magazine for girls age ten to fifteen. Monarch Services company sells its magazines through direct mail solicitation, insert cards, and subscription agents. In addition, it operates a restaurant under the name ‘Peerce's Plantation’ with catering facility and bar. Monarch Services was founded in 1976 and is based in Baltimore, Maryland.

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