LoDuca Bros., Inc, established in 1941 by a pair of brothers, operates its business in two diverse markets. First, it's a manufacturer of accordions and distributor of printed music, music equipment, and music accessories, such as adapters and electronics stands. LoDuca's second market is making and importing wines and specialty cooking and seasoning oils. The latter operation, which commenced in the 1980s, accounts for about a quarter of LoDuca's sales. LoDuca Bros. is run by the sons and grandchildren of founders Tom and Guy LoDuca.

Franco Manufacturing is a family owned business, founded in 1952 by David E. Franco and his three sons. Now in its third generation, the five sons of Louis, Morris, and Jack carry on the tradition established by David E. Franco into the future. In every year since the founding of the company Franco has consistently reinvested in the future of the organization, strategically adding infrastructure to keep pace with the competitive requirements of the marketplace. Beginning with a single product, Franco today is an organization that is a key resource for the home textile market with distribution that reaches 90% of consumers in the United States. Franco is currently one of the top ten USA based home textile companies. Franco are a global company with locations and offices around the world.

The mission of KidSational, Inc. is to create and distribute cutting-edge kids safety and educational programming developed by its internal creative team and cost-effectively produced by its award winning internal production team. Steve Ruff, creator of "The Guardian Game", a kids safety educational game, currently utilized in schools, institutions, and retail stores across the country, heads the team that has engineered, packaged, and is now expediting the most comprehensive and entertaining childrens education system in the world. The "Moral Imperative" of this kids safety project has inspired the dedication of award winning music and production management, as well as celebrities and sponsors from stage, film, music, radio, sports, political sector and educators from around the world.

At Drum Workshop, The Drummer’s Choice® is more than a slogan, it’s a fact. After more than thirty years of innovation and tireless dedication to improving the way drum products are made, DW drums, pedals and hardware are the standard by which all others are measured. To get here, it takes more than a working knowledge of the instrument or a few good ideas; it takes a true passion for designing and manufacturing the very best.Three years later, DW introduced a double bass drum pedal that incorporated a unique linkage with universal joints. DW’s 5002 Double Pedal not only filled a need and solidified DW’s position in the market as innovators, it ushered in a whole new era in drumming since, for the first time, single bass drum players could now use both feet to create new rhythms and increase speed. Throughout the ‘80s, DW created other innovative DW hardware, such as the rotating two-leg 5500T and the remote (cable) 5502LB hi-hat stands, to meet the needs of DW Pedal endorsers like Travis Barker, Abe Laboriel Jr., Vinnie Colaiuta, Gary Novak and Carter Beauford.

Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Walnut, CA, Apex Digital Inc. is one of the country’s leading providers and marketers of consumer electronics, including high-definition LCD televisions, home entertainment media devices, solar powered lights and digital set top boxes. Recognized as one of the fastest growing in consumer electronics history, this privately held company produces products that are carried in hundreds of retail outlets nationwide.From the beginning, Apex Digital has embraced a philosophy of total value, in which lower prices do not compromise product quality or superior customer relations. The company responds rapidly to customer needs, carefully listening to consumer feedback in order to better anticipate future requirements.

Head N.V. company manufactures and markets branded sports equipment -- including Penn-branded tennis balls and racquets -- in more than 85 countries. In a bid to boost its presence in a low-growth sector, the company has expanded by buying new brands and entering the snowboard market. The company has also expanded its brands through a variety of sportswear licensing agreements. Tennis great Andre Agassi uses Head racquets. Head was founded in 1950 by Howard Head, inventor of the first metal ski. The company is about 49% owned (and effectively controlled) by chairman and CEO Johan Eliasch and his family.

NoBrainer was created by the folks at Laura's Draperies, Bedspreads & More, a window coverings design firm established in 1937. So you'll get 70 years of experience, by competent design experts. Give NoBrainer a try and see for yourself. The NoBrainer concept is simple; low prices made possible by mammoth buying power, streamlined order processing using the latest technology. NoBrainerBlinds work helped to eliminate all the usual overhead incurred by their mail order competitors. No costly catalogs, low Internet overhead and no commissions to employees-that's how the company manages tiny cost of the product.

Established in 1960, the Yamaha Corporation of America (YCA), then Yamaha International Corporation, offers a full line of musical instruments and audio/visual products to the U.S. market. YCA is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yamaha Corporation, Japan, and is the largest of all global subsidiary companies.

A series of successive mergers and takeovers have resulted in the Tecnica Group being the world’s leading Group today in the sectors of ski boots (1.2 million pairs), “outdoor” footwear (2.1 million pairs), after-ski and winter footwear (320.000 pairs), in-line skates (1 million pairs) and ski (330.000 pairs). Tecnica is the parent company to which the following brands refer: Nordica (skis and ski-boots), Blizzard (skis), Dolomite (ski-boots, outdoor clothing and footwear), Lowa (outdoor footwear and ski-boots), Rollerblade (in-line skates), Think Pink (sportswear). The Group is currently present on all the main world markets, employs over 1560 persons and more than 10,000 sales outlets worldwide.

Multibrás S.A. Eletrodomésticos is keeping it clean. The firm makes washers, dryers, dishwashers, and air purifiers, as well as other household appliances such as microwaves, stoves, refrigerators, and air conditioners for Latin America and other markets. Products are sold under the Consul, Brastemp, and Whirlpool names. (The company is controlled by Brasmotor, which is majority-owned by Whirlpool.) Multibrás has four factories in Brazil, and its appliances are exported to about 70 countries. Multibrás was founded in 1945 as a car distributor; it merged with two other Whirlpool affiliates, Consul and Semer, in 1994.

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