Noritsu KOki corporation manufactures and sells photo processing equipment, primarily minilabs, as well as film processors, editing and manipulating software, image archiving equipment, digital dry and wide-format printers, and other photo-imaging and printing-related equipment. The company also sells optional and spare parts for the equipment it manufactures. Noritsu Koki operates through about two dozen subsidiaries and associated companies, and markets its products in more than 180 countries. Sales to Walgreen accounted for more than 13% of the company's 2007 revenues.

Schnadig International Corporation a wholly owned subsidiary of Markor International Furniture Co., Ltd, a world class furniture manufacturing and furniture retail operation based in China. The acquisition of Schnadig by Markor was completed on January 5th, 2009. Incorporated in 1952 by Lawrence K. Schnadig, this company has a solid foundation beginning with the inception of S. Karpen & Brothers, which was established in 1880, and International Furniture Company, which was founded at the turn of the twentieth century.

The Roland Group is engaged in two major categories of business: electronic musical instruments and computer-related peripherals centered on large-format color printers.The company is best known for such electronic musical products as keyboards and drum machines, but it also makes amplifiers, digital audio and video media production tools, 3-D scanners, DSP chips for digital instruments, and electronic and pipe organs. Besides its name brand, Roland produces gear under the Boss, Edirol, Rodgers, and RSS labels.

Rug Doctor has serviced both the professional and the Do-It-Yourself carpet cleaning market through the manufacture, sale, and service of carpet cleaning products and machines.Originally established in Fresno, California, Rug Doctor relocated its corporate headquarters to Plano, Texas, a suburb just north of Dallas, in 1998. The company has grown from a regional west coast operation to an international manufacturer and marketer of the most convenient, compact, and powerful hot water extraction carpet cleaning machines and products available today. Present-day U.S. operations include a main manufacturing facility in Fenton, Missouri and more than 35 warehouse distribution points and service centers around the United States.

Amana Society Inc., operates the businesses of the Amana community of Iowa, which include The Amana Furniture & Clock Shop, Amana General Store, Amana Woolen Mill, Amana Meat Shop & Smokehouse, Little Amana General Store & Woolens, Amana Holiday Inn, Amana Colonies RV Park, and Amana Woolen Mill. The Amana Society's mission is to collect, preserve, and interpret the heritage of the Amana community. About 20% of the company's furniture is commissioned and designed specially to a customer's request.

The company produces Guitars, Knilling violins, violas, and cellos. St. Louis Music has manufacturing plants in St. Louis and in Yellville, Arkansas, and an R&D facility in St. Louis. The family-owned company was founded by Bernard Kornblum, an Austrian immigrant who began the company in 1922 by selling violin parts. In the 1980s, son Gene Kornblum launched the Crate brand of electric guitar amplifiers and professional sound equipment that pump up the volume of bands such as Megadeth and Limp Bizkit. St. Louis Music was acquired by LOUD Technologies in 2005.

The company is its parent's largest and oldest overseas subsidiary. Kodak Limited's also part of Eastman Kodak's European, African, and Middle Eastern division. The photography products provider boasts three manufacturing facilities, located in Annesley, Harrow, and Kirkby, that make photographic and synthetic chemicals, as well as photographic films and papers. The Harrow location also houses Kodak Research and Development. Kodak Limited markets the full range of Kodak products including consumer and professional photographic items, digital, graphic, and health imaging products, copy products, and audiovisual systems.

Thomson, together with its subsidiaries, provides video technologies, systems, finished products, and services to businesses and professionals in the media and entertainment industry. It operates through three divisions: Technicolor, Thomson Connect, and Technology. The Technicolor division offers content services in the content creation process; and physical media services through film services and DVD services, including content preparation, planning, manufacturing, physical distribution services for video content, theatrical release, and release on DVD and Blu-ray. This division also provides physical distribution services for theatrical digital releases; broadcast services and media networks, which assembles video programming and/or manage distribution of video content through video networks to broadcasters, retailers, cinema exhibitors, and other enterprises; and electronic distribution services. The Thomson Connect division supplies access and home networking products, such as set-top boxes and advanced service gateways to satellite and cable network operators and telecom operators; and broadcast and network systems and equipment in hardware and software technology. The Technology division involves in various activities, such as corporate research and licensing of patents and trademarks. It offers its products and services in the United States, rest of Americas, Europe, and Asia/Pacific. Thomson was formerly known as Thomson Multimedia. The company was founded in 1982 and is based in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France. On November 30, 2009, Thomson S.A. obtained approval of the opening of a sauvegarde proceeding from the Tribunal de Commerce de Nanterre.

Walker Greenbank PLC is an international group of companies which design, manufacture, market and distribute wallcoverings, furnishing fabrics and associated products for the consumer market. Walker Greenbank designs and manufacturers wallcoverings and furnishing fabrics. Its Zoffany and Harlequin brands are marketed globally. In 2003 Walker Greenbank bought Arthur Sanderson & Sons, gaining the Sanderson and Morris & Co brand names. In 2005 Walter Greenbank announced plans to sell off its Norwegian subsidiaries Borge Holdings and John O Borge, distributors of the company's wallpapers, to Swedish Eco Borastapeter. The acquisition will not affect the distribution of its three aforementioned wallpaper brands.

Avesco Group is primarily a service business with a "we make it happen" philosophy and an international structure that enables us to offer our customers a global reach. Avesco Group plc comprises distinct companies with a common culture, each an expert, a leader and above all trusted by its clients to deliver. These companies work separately, or together, to deliver the highest quality service and production to all our customers from the smallest project to the largest live event.

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