Rymax Corp. company designs custom incentive and rewards programs designed to increase customer loyalty or motivate employees. Its rewards include brand name products from such manufacturers as iRobot, Nautilus, Gucci, KitchenAid, TaylorMade, and Toshiba. In addition to loyalty programs, the merchandise is used for contests, sweepstakes, fund raising, and other marketing opportunities. Rymax Marketing Services also provides online merchandise catalogs, corporate gift cards, and promotional events. Headquartered in New Jersey, the company has sales offices throughout the US.

CQ-Roll Call Group is the premier political news and information provider covering Capitol Hill. For more than 50 years, we have provided authoritative journalism, unmatched legislative tracking and grass-roots services to the most influential people in American politics and government.

TV Guide Magazine is glued to the tube. The company publishes the weekly TV-focused print publication TV Guide. Formerly a digest, the publication was re-formatted to a full-sized, full-color magazine in 2005. TV Guide earns money through subscriptions and advertising, and has a circulation of about 2 million readers. TV Guide Magazine is owned by private-equity firm OpenGate Capital, who purchased the company from Macrovision Solutions Corporation (which later became Rovi Corporation) for $1 in 2008. Macrovision agreed to lend OpenGate $9.5 million to finance the magazine. (Other TV Guide holdings, including Internet and cable TV assets, were sold to Lionsgate.)

Havas provides advertising and marketing services through some 300 agencies in more than 100 countries. Its Havas Worldwide unit consists of Euro RSCG Worldwide, its vast global agency network operating through 230 offices. The division also offers creative services through smaller agency network Arnold Worldwide Partners. Havas Media consists of Media Planning Group (MPG), a provider of media buying and consulting services, and Havas Digital Media, which includes the company's interactive assets. Investor and chairman Vincent Bollore owns 33% of Havas through his namesake company, Bollore.

The Big Issue is one of the UK’s leading social businesses, which seventeen years since its inception continues to offer homeless and vulnerably housed people the opportunity to earn a legitimate income. The organisation is made up of two parts; a limited company which produces and distributes a magazine to a network of street vendors, and a registered charity which exists to help those vendors gain control of their lives by addressing the issues which have contributed to their homelessness. The Big Issue Company publishes a weekly entertainment and current affairs magazine, which Big Issue sellers (or vendors) buy for 85p and sell for £1.70, thereby earning 85p per copy. Any post investment profit generated through the sale of the magazine or the sale of advertising is passed on to our charity, The Big Issue Foundation. The Foundation is also reliant upon donations from the public to fund its crucial work with vendors. The organisation currently supports over 2900 homeless and vulnerably housed people across the country. The magazine is read by over 670,000 people every week throughout the UK*.

Former Dell executives established nFusion in 2001. nFusion firm helps mid to large size companies with strategic marketing consulting; creative development for print, broadcast, and out-of-home advertising; and technical expertise for Web design, e-mail marketing programs, and search engine optimization. Clients have included Administaff, Nokia, AT&T, and Warner Bros.

Hacker Group is a leading provider of direct marketing and database marketing services. It offers planning, creative, and management services to design and implement direct marketing campaigns using traditional mailings, as well as interactive media. The group's PowerTest product allows clients to test, research, and develop marketing programs at a much quicker pace than traditional methodologies offered by other agencies. The firm operates as an independent subsidiary of DraftFCB, one of the flagship advertising agency networks of conglomerate Interpublic Group. Hacker's clients include AAA, AT&T, Kawasaki, Microsoft, and World Vision.

Rave Cinemas owns or manages about 1,000 screens at more than 60 theaters in 20 states. Under the name Rave Motion Pictures, the theaters feature stadium seating and four feet of leg room between rows. The company was formed in 2009 when it acquired four theaters from Boston Ventures-backed Rave Reviews Cinemas (RRC), along with RRC's corporate infrastructure and the Rave Motion Pictures brand. RRC retained about 20 of its theaters, which are managed by Rave Cinemas. Later that year Rave doubled its holdings when it acquired 35 theaters from National Amusements, the theater holdings of Viacom and CBS chairman Sumner Redstone.

Maddock Douglas was founded by CEO G. Michael Maddock in 1991. The firm specializes in creative development and marketing to help both start-ups and large companies conceive and commercialize new products and services. It offers market and trend analysis, modeling and prototype testing, and branding and packaging services to customers in the automotive, consumer products, financial services, publishing, retail, and telecommunications industries. Clients have included such big wigs as Allstate, ESPN, Johnson & Johnson, and McDonald's.

Comcast was founded in 1963 as a single-system cable operation. Today, we’re the country’s largest provider of cable services—and one of the world’s leading communications companies. We’re focused on broadband cable, commerce, and content. We deliver digital services, provide faster Internet and clearer broadband phone service, and develop and deliver innovative programming.

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