Robinson & Maites, Inc. was founded by Bill Robinson in 1960; Alan Maites joined the agency in 1984 and became a partner in 1991. Robinson and Maites specializes in helping companies align their marketing strategy with their overall business strategy. The firm offers such services as strategic consulting, promotion, direct marketing, digital marketing, event marketing, and employee communications and training. Robinson and Maites' client list has included Clorox, Nestle, and Verizon Communications.

Rhythm & Hues Studios dances to the pulse of the movie industry. A leading post-production and special effects firm, the company's services include film, advertisement, and production design, as well as live action visual effects used in commercials. Rhythm & Hues has put its digital stamp on such features as Happy Feet, Superman Returns, and X-Men 2. Its work on the movies Babe and The Golden Compass earned Rhythm company Academy Awards for Best Visual Effects. Notable ad campaigns have includes the Coca-Cola Polar Bears and GEICO's Gecko.

AOL Advertising (formerly Platform-A) offers a host of digital marketing and advertising services including display, video, mobile, contextual, and search marketing. Its sponsored listing network allows advertisers to target an ad's placement, whether it be by site, section, or page. Clients have included T-Mobile USA (advertising its G1 phone), FreeCreditReport.com, and TurboTax. Other AOL Advertising businesses include ADTECH (online ad serving), buy.at (e-commerce marketing), and Third Screen Media (mobile ad serving). Owned by AOL, the company operates from about 20 offices in the US, Europe, and Japan.

VCL Film + Medien AG is one of Germany’s independent DVD program providers in the home entertainment sector. With its more than 28 years of experience, VCL is able to offer a wide variety of movies: from blockbusters to genre films, from cartoon series to top-quality edutainment and special interest programs. VCL Film + Medien AG operate mainly through its two active subsidiaries VCL Communications GmbH and First Film GmbH as well as through one at present mostly passive subsidiary Cine Plus Home Entertainment GmbH. The management’s contacts with leading licensors, dealers and producers, nurtured over many years, are the underlying basis for the successful operation of the entire process chain, from acquisition to the utilization of film licenses. This includes the initial release of DVDs, and secondary release via “special” sales channels such as add-on publishing / cover mount busines The ability to open up new distribution channels and to bring new products successfully into the German-speaking home entertainment market, combined with a comprehensive license catalogue and a talent for choosing movies, has secured an outstanding reputation in the marketing and distribution of home entertainment products. Our corporate philosophy also includes the integration of new technologies into the utilization process.

The Willis Music Company is a leading independent music publisher with catalog of about 13,000 titles. It also publishes sheet music and other publications aims at musicians. In addition, the company operates a chain of more than half a dozen music retail stores in Kentucky and Ohio offering musical instruments, instrument rentals, sound equipment, and related products. Willis Music Company was founded in 1899 by Charles H. Willis, a veteran of the sheet music industry. It is owned by the family of president Kevin Cranley.

Advance Publications, Inc., is a privately held communications company that, directly or through subsidiaries, owns Condé Nast Publications, Parade Publications, Fairchild Publications, American City Business Journals, the Golf Digest Companies, and newspapers in more than twenty-five American cities; Advance Publications' subsidiaries also have extensive interests in cable television, as well as in Internet sites which are related to its print publications.

Staylor-Made Communications produces commercials, corporate videos, instructional DVDs, trade show presentations, video games, and Web sites used for training, marketing, and entertainment purposes. After planning and pre-production consulting with its clients, Staylor-Made takes footage using HD, Betacam, and film, and combines it with multimedia tools, such as graphics, animation, text, music, narration, and sound effects. Customers of the company include Honda, ResMed, Sharp, Sony, and Taco Bell. Projects have ranged from $200 to $200,000. President Jim Staylor, a writer and producer, founded Staylor-Made Communications in 1992.

Former CEO Michael Loeb and priceline.com founder Jay Walker began Synapse Group, Inc. in 1991. Publisher Time holds a majority stake in Synapse. The group markets more than 1,000 magazine titles through direct mail, credit card bill inserts, relationships with catalog marketers, and the Internet. Synapse company typically sells subscriptions by credit card then bills renewals automatically. Synapse also markets subscriptions through frequent flier programs, allowing customers to redeem miles for magazines. Clients have included Condo Nast Publications, Hearst Magazines, American Express, and Delta Air Lines.

UKTV is a major industry player and one of the most important and successful multi-channel providers in the UK. Formed in 1997, it is an independent commercial joint venture, between Virgin Media and BBC Worldwide, the commercial arm of the BBC. Attracting 36.5 million viewers each month, the network offers a broad range of quality programming across its entertainment, lifestyle and factual offerings – Watch, GOLD, Dave, Alibi, Eden, Blighty, Yesterday, Home, Really and Good Food. UKTV currently operates 17 broadcast streams when multiplexes (+1s) and broadband are taken into account, and complementary websites for every channel brand. The success of UKTV is based on its programming including award-winning shows from the BBC and an increasing number of original commissions (currently 750 hours a year) and acquisitions. All ten UKTV channels are available on Sky Digital and Virgin Media, with Dave and Yesterday also on Freeview.

Mercury Mambo doesn't offer dance lessons, but it does help companies tap Hispanic consumers through marketing and branding. Among the agency's services are event marketing, retail merchandising, sales promotions, and strategic planning. Many of its clients come from the food and beverage industry, including Anheuser-Busch, Dr. Pepper, and The J. M. Smucker Company. Non-retail clients include AOL and U.S. Cellular. Mercury Mambo was founded by principals Liz and Becky Arreaga, who set out to formulate their marketing strategies based on the level of acculturation and language preferences of major Hispanic metropolitan markets in the US, including Arizona, California, Florida, and Texas.

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