Undertone Networks was founded in 2002 and is part of interactive marketing and media services firm Intercept Interactive. Its offices are in Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco. Undertone Networks provides interactive advertising services including creation and placement of pop-ups, pop-unders, banner ads, video, and rich media marketing messages through its online network of sites that includes ABCNews.com, A&E, and CareerBuilder. Undertone Networks reaches millions of unique users each month on behalf of advertisers that have included American Express, Netflix, and Monster.

Chairman, CEO, and chief creative officer Bob Rogers founded BRC Imagination Arts in 1981. BRC Imagination Arts (BRS) plans, designs, and produces content-based themed entertainment to promote corporate brands and for venues such as aquariums, museums, and theme parks. BRC uses film, robotics, interactive media, and other special effects to create learning experiences for visitors. BRS company has operations in the US and Europe; its clients have included the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, The Walt Disney Company, Ford, NASA, and Volkswagen.

Horizon Motion Pictures develops, produces, and distributes international independent feature films, documentaries, and television programming. The company has a library of Canadian, US, and Japanese films, which are actively marketed at film festivals and other venues, including AFM, Cannes, MIP, MIFED, and the London Screenings. Among the films distributed by Horizon is the Japanese movie upon which the US horror hit The Ring was based. Horizon Motion Pictures was founded in 1989 by president Rob Straight, who also owns the company.

Sellers Publishing, Inc. company was established in 1994 by founder Ronnie Sellers. Before launching its Web site in 1994, Sellers Publishing was solely dedicated to visual media publishing. Sellers Publishing publishes calendars, books, journals, greeting and holiday cards, and e-cards and invitations, which are sold through the company's Web site, RSVP.com. It also offers print catalogs for its calendars and greeting cards. Sellers Publishing's calendar selection includes wall, daily, and miniature versions, as well as wall and weekly planners; its books include address books, wedding and humorous books, as well as other specialty gift books.

Student Advantage helps students through the lean years. Student Advantage offers a membership program, Student Advantage Discount Card, providing college students discounts on merchandise and services from 20,000 businesses, including Amtrak, Target, Choice Hotels International, and Office Depot. Student Advantage company also offers a referral program to help student earn additional reward dollars. Student Advantage reaches hundreds of thousands of students through its Web portal StudentAdvantage.com. Student Advantage is a subsidiary of campus card supplier The CBORD Group.

Greenwood & Hall was founded in 1997 by Zan Greenwood and John Hall. Greenwood & Hall provides outsourced relationship management services to companies in such industries as biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and mortgage and financial services, as well as not-for-profit organizations and government entities. It integrates interactive voice response with multilingual contact services which cater to call centers. Its contact centers support direct response marketing campaigns and provide help desk, technical support services, and outbound marketing services. Greenwood & Hall also provides fulfillment services including warehousing and shipping, in addition to direct mail, printing, and logistics consulting.

Cinetic Media provides consulting services to companies in the entertainment and media industries. The company specializes in areas such as project financing, strategy, and securing distribution for feature motion pictures and other content. It also offers artist management services, and partners with Sloss Law Office to provide legal services for people in the entertainment and media industries. In addition, its Cinetic Rights Management (CRM) provides film sales representation for digital media. Cinetic Media has worked on movies such as Super Size Me, Bowling for Columbine, and Boys Don't Cry. Its clients run the gamut from multi-national media conglomerates to individual movie producers.

ImpreMedia is a leading Spanish-language media company with a portfolio of more than a dozen newspaper titles and about 15 online properties tailored to Hispanic audiences in the US. Its papers include dailies El Diario La Prensa (New York City) and La Opini�n (Los Angeles), as well as weekly entertainment paper La Vibra and monthly magazine Vista. In all, ImpreMedia's print publications serve readers in more than 15 markets; its print and online publications reach about 10 million readers. Formed in 2004, the company is backed by an investment group that includes Clarity Partners, Halyard Capital Fund, and ACON Investments.

Strategic marketing director Anthony Souza founded The Souza Agency in 1982. The Souza Agency has clients from business, government, and not-for-profit sectors marching to its doors. The Integrated marketing communications firm blends marketing, advertising, and public relations services with expertise in strategic planning, branding, campaign design, trade show, and Web-based marketing services. Clients have included the Baltimore Orioles, Sunburst Hospitality, Southern Maryland Travel & Tourism Committee, and the US Naval Academy Foundation.

Founded in 2001, Max Media LLC acquires, builds and operates television and radio stations throughout the United States. Headquartered in Virginia Beach, Virginia, Max was formed by Gene Loving, the current Chairman and CEO, John Trinder, the current President and COO, Chuck McFadden, a senior advisor to Max, Tim Robertson, a senior advisor to Max and a founder of The Family Channel, and David Wilhelm, the current CFO. Management and the equity sponsors, Quad-C Management, Colonnade Capital and Golden Gate Capital, have committed approximately $175 million of equity to fund acquisitions and development of de novo broadcast properties. Management’s strategy is to selectively acquire development-stage and troubled media properties in desirable markets and improve the ratings, revenues and cash flow. The management team has been successful in this strategy by emphasizing increased marketing focus and applying innovative programming expertise. Mr. Loving and Mr. Trinder have previously built, operated and sold two companies with similar strategies of acquiring small market radio and television stations and improving operations with professional management and technical improvements. In 1979, Loving and Trinder started TVX Broadcast Group, which went public in 1985 and was sold to Paramount Communications in 1991 for $500 million. Subsequently, they, along with Mr. McFadden, founded Max Media Properties LLC in 1991 and sold it to Sinclair Broadcasting in 1998 for $270 million.

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