CEO Gary M. Reynolds founded GMR Marketing LLC in 1979. It is a part of The Radiate Group, a unit of advertising giant Omnicom. GMR owns or is affiliated with about 25 offices worldwide. GMR Marketing company produces product promotions at shopping malls, temporary retail locations, concerts, sports, and lifestyle events such as car shows and Spring Break -- as well as "virtual" events tied in with video games and online spaces. It provides all-inclusive services -- from concept and design to construction and site management. GMR productions have included the Microsoft Xbox Odyssey, the Kraft Food and Family Show, and the Miller Lite Racing Garage.

Mindshare North America is a leading media planning and buying organization in the US. It helps advertisers implement their campaigns effectively by choosing the right media outlets to reach the intended audience and purchases the necessary air time or print space. Mindshare also has specialty units that focus on direct marketing channels, interactive media, and sports and events sponsorships. It is a division of WPP Group's global media services powerhouse, Mindshare.

CBS Corporation is a leading media conglomerate with operations in television, radio, online content, and publishing. Its portfolio is anchored by CBS Broadcasting, which operates the #1 rated CBS television network, along with a group of local TV stations. CBS also produces and distributes TV programming through CBS Television Studios and CBS Television Distribution. Other operations include CBS Radio, CBS Interactive, and book publisher Simon & Schuster. In addition, the company's CBS Outdoor is a leading operator of billboards and other outdoor advertising. Chairman Sumner Redstone controls CBS Corporation through National Amusements.

San Francisco Examiner, a free daily newspaper that serves the Bay Area in competition with the San Francisco Chronicle (owned by Hearst Newspapers). The tabloid paper covers news, politics, and sports, as well as lifestyle and entertainment. In addition to its print edition, the San Francisco Examiner publishes news online. The company is part of Clarity Media Group, publisher of the Washington Examiner and citizen journalist site Examiner.com. Owned by billionaire Philip Anschutz, Clarity Media is affiliated with his Anschutz Company holdings. The Examiner was once a cornerstone of William Randolph Hearst's newspaper empire; it was purchased by Anschutz in 2004.

Quarto was established in London in 1976, and listed on the London Stock Exchange ten years later. Since then, Quarto has grown substantially, both organically and through selective acquisitions around the world. The Group now has 500 employees in 20 separate business units based in the USA, the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong. It produces books under a number of Quarto-owned imprints, as well as in co-edition, licensing its product to household-name publishers in every corner of the globe. Each year 600 new books for adults and children emerge from the Quarto ideas factory, to be sold in 35 countries and in 25 languages. Subjects range from Art and Craft 'How to', Graphic Design, and Home Improvement, to Cookbooks, Motoring, and Popular Reference – anything, in fact, that can be better explained with photographs, artwork, or illustrations.Quarto is also involved in related areas of display marketing (franchise retailing of books in Australia and New Zealand) and publishing services (print broking in Hong Kong and Singapore, and large format point-of-sales printing in the UK). The enduring quality of Quarto's publishing ensures that over 60% of the Group's income comes from a backlist of more than 9,000 titles, providing a stable revenue stream year after year after year. Quarto's proven business model has underpinned the Group's success and it remains poised to take advantage of new opportunities as they appear.

Devine Entertainment produces films and television programming mostly aimed at children and families. Its properties include The Inventors' Specials, The Artists' Specials, and The Composers' Specials. It has also produced a primetime mystery series called Across the River to Motor City for Canadian broadcaster CHUM Limited (later acquired by CTVglobemedia). Chairman and CEO David Devine and vice chairman Richard Mozer together own about 30% of the company.

IDG Enterprise brings together unique editorial brands (CIO, Computerworld, CSO, DEMO, InfoWorld, ITworld and Network World) to serve the information needs of our technology and security-focused audiences. In addition, the CIO Executive Council, a peer advisory service, brings together the nation's top CIOs, as well as provides community and leadership development tools for their staffs. By leveraging the individual strengths of each brand, and simultaneously harnessing their collective reach and audience affinity, we provide market leadership and media best practices for our IT marketing customers to engage their prospects and customers across our entire portfolio. We provide this reach through our product focus centered on the 4Cs: content, community, conversation and conversion.

Niche Media was founded in 1992 by CEO Jason Binn. It is a subsidiary of Greenspun Media Group. Niche Media serves a pretty exclusive readership. The company's glossy luxury publications aim to meet the needs of the rich and influential in metropolital locales such as New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Washington, DC, and Aspen, Colorado. Niche Media targets readers who maintain annual household incomes of at least $200,000 and have liquid assets of more than $1 million. Its Gotham magazine covers the New York City scene while its Hamptons magazine details the happenings of the resort community. Its LA Confidential magazine focuses on the jet-setters on the West Coast, and Aspen Peak blankets the ski set.

BrandLink connects the dots of corporate brand strategy through creation, positioning, support and assessment. BrandLink Corporation's disciplines include brand research and measurement, brand culture, strategy, verbal branding, and visual branding. The firm also works with clients to help license the brands and conduct the proper public relations campaign. BrandLink has worked with such big names as Georgia-Pacific, Johnson & Johnson, Time, Merrill Lynch, and Ziff-Davis.

GRB Entertainment is a leading television producer that focuses on unscripted and fact-based programming. Its shows have included Growing Up Gotti and Intervention (both for cable network A&E), Full Force of Nature (Weather Channel), The Secret Life of a Soccer Mom (Discovery Communications' TLC), and Super Swank (Scripps Networks' Travel Channel). The company's library of shows includes more than 600 hours of programming. GRB Entertainment distributes programming to broadcasters in more than 190 countries. CEO Gary Benz started the production business in 1987.

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