Progressive Business Publications (PBP) wants to help business executives take more than a few steps forward. The company's core product is its line of about 30 subscription-based business-to-business newsletters. The newsletters are focused on areas such as sales and marketing, business management, human resources, regulatory/compliance, and nonprofit management. Titles include What's New in Benefits & Compensation, Environmental Compliance Alert, and The Selling Advantage. In addition to Progressive Business Publications Newsletters, PBP has other divisions devoted to a wide range of reference, compliance, and educational products. Progressive Business Publications company sells its products through an in-house telemarketing department.

Front Row Marketing Services, LP a unit of sports facility operator Global Spectrum, connects advertisers to the sports world by helping companies negotiate corporate naming rights for venues, broker venue advertising and sponsorship deals, and consult on corporate suite and club seat premium seating sales. It also provides similar services to colleges and municipalities. Front Row Marketing benefits from its place in Comcast's family tree. The largest cable firm in the US, Comcast also owns venues through Global Spectrum, regional cable sports TV networks, and professional sports teams including the Philadelphia Flyers and 76ers.

Chicago Review Press is an independent company founded in 1973. Over the years we have grown into a dynamic midsize company with a list of national interest, publishing about 60 new titles yearly under four imprints: Chicago Review Press, Lawrence Hill Books, A Cappella, Ball Publishing, and Zephyr Press. Chicago Review Press publishes general nonfiction and an award-winning line of children's activity books. Lawrence Hill Books publishes mostly nonfiction on topics of African American interest, progressive politics, and feminism. A Cappella is an arts imprint specializing in music and film. Ball Publishing specializes in professional gardening books, and Zephyr Press publishes professional development titles for teachers interested in multiple intelligences, brain development, and gifted education.

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.

Review Publishing Limited Partnership was formed in 1986 on the acquisition of two weekly papers (the South Philadelphia Review and the Welcomat) and Comp-Art, Inc. (a composition and type house) by an investor group led by Anthony Clifton. Comp-Art was dissolved in 1993 when each paper took its newspaper composition activity in-house. Review Publishing prints approximately 200,000 copies of its papers each week and reaches approximately 600,000 readers in Philadelphia, and Atlantic and Cape May Counties (New Jersey).

Rogers & Cowan knows a thing or two about exposure. The public relations firm specializes in creating marketing campaigns for entertainment, technology, and fashion industry clients. Its services include the implementation of publicity, promotions, and product placement strategies. Clients include film and TV stars, producers, directors, authors, models, and fashion designers, among others. Rogers & Cowan company's Music Group focuses on music artists, concert tour promoters, record labels, and record producers. Rogers & Cowan is a unit of advertising and marketing services conglomerate Interpublic; it occasionally works in conjunction with sister company Weber Shandwick, another Interpublic unit.

AiM&M (which stands for Advanced Integrated Marketing & Management) provides sales and marketing process and consulting services, specializing in new business development for its clients. Founded in 1993 by Keith Barnette, AiM&M, Inc. offers clients its "Go To Market" campaign service, which includes sales plan development, testing, and implementation. It also offers services in areas such as customer research, as well as database and e-marketing. Clients have included Sun Microsystems and IBM.

Peppercom was founded in 1995 in a one-bedroom New York apartment by managing partners Steven Cody and Edward Moed. Peppercom sprinkles its public relations services over customers in the US and the UK, including Siemens, Panasonic, and Steelcase. The agency provides media relations, strategic planning, public relations, and other communications services through its offices in London, New York, Chicago, and San Francisco. Its GreenPepper division develops environmentally sustainable PR strategies, while PepperDigital creates Web marketing content, and Peppercommotions is the company's strategic events and sponsorships practice.

Hay House was founded in 1984 by Louise Hay to self-publish her first two books, "Heal Your Body" and "You Can Heal Your Life." Self-help publisher Hay House publishes books and sells audio and video content covering topics such as self-help, sociology, philosophy, psychology, alternative health, and environmental issues. It has more than 300 print books and 350 audio programs from some 130 authors, including TV psychic John Edward, talk show host Montel Williams, and radio personality Tavis Smiley. In addition to its eponymous imprint, Hay House company publishes under the New Beginnings Press, Princess Books, and Smiley Books labels; the firm has international divisions in Australia, the UK, India, and South Africa.

MPL Music Publishing is not home to just any old band on the run. The music publishing company founded and owned by ex-Beatle Paul McCartney. The firm controls the rights to thousands of songs, including classics by Buddy Holly, Carl Perkins, Frank Loesser, and, of course, Sir McCartney himself. (The Beatles catalogue, however, is owned by Sony/ATV Music Publishing.) MPL was formed following the breakup of The Beatles in 1970.

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