Salem is a leading U.S. radio broadcaster, Internet content provider, and magazine and book publisher targeting audiences interested in Christian and family-themed content and conservative values. In addition to its radio properties, Salem owns Salem Radio Network®, which syndicates talk, news and music programming to approximately 2,000 affiliates; Salem Radio. Representatives™, a national radio advertising sales force; Salem Web Network™, a leading Internet provider of Christian content and online streaming; and Salem Publishing™, a leading publisher of Christian-themed magazines. The company owns and operates approximately 100 radio stations, including stations in 23 of the top 25 markets.

The Dudnyk Exchange provides advertising, marketing communications, and public relations services to clients mostly residing in the health care industry. The Dudnyk Exchange offers integrated services through its family of specialized agencies: Dudnyk (its flagship medical marketing and advertising agency), Vivo (marketing communications), Influence Interactive (digital marketing), and BlissPR (business-to-business public relations). Marketing company CommCor, Inc. owns a majority stake in The Dudnyk Exchange, which was founded by advertising veteran Ed Dudnyk.

Ascentium Corporation ombines marketing advice with IT consulting know-how to produce interactive campaigns from four offices in the US and one in the UK. Services include interactive marketing, business intelligence, application and product development, and IT infrastructure design and support. Ascentium clients have included Microsoft, Boeing, Nintendo, Mitsubishi, and Nucor. It designed Web portals for Microsoft games, Vista, and design platform PhizzPop. Ascentium was formed in 2001.

Valassis Communications, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates as a media and marketing services company primarily in the United States. The company operates in four segments: Shared Mail; Neighborhood Targeted; Free-standing Inserts; and International, Digital Media, and Services. The Shared Mail segment combines the individual print advertisements of various clients into a single shared mail package and delivers principally through the United States postal service (USPS). It also offers solo mail and other products and services, such as list procurement, addressing, processing, and the distribution of brochures and circulars for individual clients through the USPS. The Neighborhood Targeted segment provides the clients with print and media placement of traditional free-standing solo insert formats. Its products include Newspaper Inserts, which are print promotion programs in various formats for single advertisers; Newspaper-delivered Product Sampling that are client product samples inserted into newspapers; and Newspaper Polybag Advertising, an advertising message on a newspaper polybag without a sample; Door Hangers, which are product samples and advertisements delivered to the consumer's door; and Run of Press that involves brokering of advertising printed on pages of newspapers. The Free-standing Inserts segment offers promotional booklets containing the coupons of multiple advertisers that are distributed to approximately 59 million households through newspapers and shared mail. The International, Digital Media, and Services segment provides coupon clearing, promotion information management products, and marketing services.

ESPN RISE assets include ESPN RISE publishing; ESPNRISE.COM; mobile and social media products; and more than 100 competitive and elite high school events, including ESPN RISE Elite 11, Elite 24, ESPN RISE Games, ESPN RISE National High School Invitational, Faster to First, Area Code Baseball and Nike Combines/Nike SPARQ Mini Camps.ESPN RISE is uniquely positioned to serve the needs of male and female high school athletes with compelling content across ESPN platforms.

Canongate Books had a troubled past, going into receivership twice since its 1973 founding; publisher Jamie Byng led a rescue acquisition of the company in 1994. Canongate Books has offices in Scotland and the UK. The Life of Pi helped breathe new life into Canongate Books. The small independent publisher scored big with Yann Martel's fantastical tale of a shipwreck survivor, which won the Booker Prize in 2002. Canongate Books has racked up several successes since then, including publishing 2003 Booker Prize winner Vernon God Little, by DBC Pierre, and winning the UK Publisher of the Year title in 2003 and the Queen's Award for enterprise in 2005.

Owner-president John Deveney founded Deveney Communication in 1996. Deveney Communication succeeds when its clients' communication programs succeed. The firm offers its clients a variety of public relations and marketing communications services, including media relations, strategic planning, crisis communications, media training, and Internet marketing. Deveney Communication serves both large national accounts and regional clients along the Gulf Coast. Clients have included such notables names as Cox Communications, DIRECTV, Ruth's Chris Steak House, Starbucks, and Blockbuster.

RadiantBrands (formerly BGDi) specializes in helping build brands that convey luminescent a message. The integrated communications firm combines such disciplines as branding, strategic design, integrated marketing, and new media development to create a brand that is more than the sum of its parts. Its expertise includes such marketing services as identity and naming, packaging, direct mail, Web development, and public relations. It changed its name from BGDi (which stood for Brand Guidance/Design intelligence) to RadiantBrands in late 2008.

Oversee.net was founded by 21 year-old entrepreneurs Lawrence Ng (CEO) and Fred Hsu (Board member) in 2000. The technology company provides online marketing tools for publishers, advertisers, and consumers. Oversee operates two primary business segments: domain services and marketing services. The company manages over 2.5 million domains. Oversee is a leader in direct navigation, redirecting Internet users from Web sites typed directly into their browser's address bar to related advertiser websites. Key brands include DomainSponsor, Low.com, and Revenue.net. In addition to California, Oversee has offices in Oregon and Florida.

The Shamrock Companies provides business communications, fulfillment, information technology, e-commerce, marketing and creative services, packaging, print, and promotional products. Neil Bennett established the company as Shamrock Forms, Inc., in Detroit in 1982. CEO Robert "Bob" Troop, who bought the Cleveland division in 1989, expanded the business, and changed the company's name to its present form, is the company's majority shareowner. The Shamrock Companies operates from about 30 US offices.

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