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Vinson & Elkins lawyers have provided innovative business solutions for clients whose needs are as diverse as the entities they represent. In today's challenging environment of global markets, volatile economies and complex human and environmental issues, our time-tested role as trusted advisor has become even more critical. The depth and breadth of our lawyers' experience, combined with the responsiveness and efficiencies of the firm's global reach, enables Vinson & Elkins to serve clients from start-up, to the negotiating table and boardroom, before legislative and regulatory bodies, in the courtroom, and beyond. Vinson & Elkins LLP began in Houston, Texas, as a two man partnership in 1917, when James A. Elkins and William A. Vinson joined professional forces with a studied eye to the future. Both men were ambitious to establish a law firm that would endure, and offer other lawyers the opportunity to prosper and achieve their goals. Vinson recalled the founding partners' fateful decision to merge in this way: "We chatted awhile, and a sudden thought struck me-Here is your man!" Vinson asked, "How would you like to come to Houston?" Elkins replied: "That is the ambition of my life, make me a proposition." The proposition was a partnership, and Elkins' response was unhesitating: "I accept."

VIPdesk is the award-winning pioneer of home-based virtual customer care solutions for global brand leaders committed to enhancing their brand experience. Serving over 40 client programs and 10 million customers, VIPdesk specializes in delivering Concierge Programs, Contact Center Services, and loyalty programs for national brand leaders in the travel, auto, financial services, real estate and retail industries. VIPdesk's service solutions have expanded beyond the company's original offering of its award-winning Concierge Services. By leveraging seasoned home-based professionals using a PCI-Compliant technology platform, a comprehensive Quality Program and proven performance-based management methodology, VIPdesk has developed a comprehensive loyalty solution.

The Virginia General Assembly created the Virginia Economic Development Partnership to better serve those seeking a prime business location and increased trade opportunities and, therefore, to foster increased expansion of the Commonwealth's economy. As a state authority, the Partnership is governed by a 21 member Board Of Directors comprised of businesspersons from around Virginia, each of whom is appointed by the Governor and the General Assembly. The team at the Virginia Economic Development Partnership understands the complicated demands of the site selection process and offer years of experience to help make your site selection project run smoothly. The Partnership consists of several divisions whose combined expertise confidentially provides the resources you need to make the most informed location decision with the least amount of your time and effort.

The Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association (VHHA) knows there's nothing like a healthy dose of lobbying to help state lawmakers to see things its way. The VHHA represents the interests of about 50 member hospitals, health insurers, and other health care businesses in Virginia. In addition to formulating policy and lobbying decision-makers, VHHA is one of the top donors to political campaigns in the state. The association also compiles and disseminates healthcare data to its members and the public, sets standards of practice, and schedules training for administrators and staff.

Virginia International Terminals (VIT) operates marine terminals and an inland port on behalf of the Virginia Port Authority, a state agency. Its marine terminals, which handle containerships and other vessels, are in Newport News, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. The terminals are linked by rail to the Virginia Inland Port in Front Royal, which serves as an intermodal container transfer facility conveying cargo from ships to trucks and vice versa. VIT was established in 1982. In March 2009 developer CenterPoint Properties offered $8.9 billion to buy the operating rights of the Virginia Port Authority's cargo terminals. Other bidders include investment firm The Carlyle Group and terminal operator Carrix Inc.

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