Wilsonart International was founded as a producer of high pressure decorative laminate in 1956 in Temple, Texas, by Ralph Wilson, Sr., a retired laminate industry executive. Wilson’s intent was never to build a major competitor — the field in those days included 12 domestic competitors — but rather to fill his free time.Throughout the 1960s, Wilson’s “hobby” grew dramatically through a formula comprising a dedicated local work force, high-quality products and an old-fashioned commitment to customer service.

Stellar Group Incorporated has risen to astral levels in the design world. The firm, founded in 1985, offers architectural, engineering, and mechanical services via design/build, general contracting, and construction management delivery. It targets a cosmos of markets, from education, food, and health care to manufacturing, retail, and utility, among many others. Stellar's performance in designing and constructing perishable food processing and distribution facilities has elevated the company to the top tiers of its industry both domestically and internationally. Stellar has locations throughout the US, in addition to offices in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Brazil. An energy division is in United Arab Emirates.

Rothenberg Sawasy Architects provides architectural and interior design services through its offices in Los Angeles and San Diego and in Beijing. The company's clients include The Allstate Corporation, Bank of America, Brinks International, and MetLife. Managing principal Mark Rothenberg and design principal Mitchell Sawasy founded the firm in 1979.

W.W. Gay Mechanical Contractor provides a variety of commercial and industrial contracting services. These include HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) services, plumbing, piping, carpentry, welding, general construction, fire protection, and concrete work. The company also offers used equipment for sale when available. The firm operates through offices in Daytona Beach, Gainesville, Jacksonville, St. Augustine, and Orlando, Florida and in Little Rock, Arkansas. CEO William W. "Bill" Gay founded the company in 1962.

Kell Muñoz Architects is very proud of that curly tilde above its name. As one of the largest minority-owned architectural firms in Texas it often incorporates mestizo regionalism into designs to reflect the diverse history and culture of the Texas/Mexico border. Kell Muñoz has worked on public, corporate, and academic projects such as the San Antonio Convention Center, Six Flags Fiesta Texas, Trinity University, and SeaWorld. In addition to its architectural and planning services the firm also offers logo design, branding, and interior design. Bartlett Cocke and John Kell Sr. co-founded Kell Muñoz Architects in 1927. Today the firm is led by entrepreneur and activist Henry Muñoz III and Geoffrey Edwards.

Roche Constructors relies on building schools, stores, retail centers, office buildings, and industrial facilities. The company builds primarily in the western US and operates from three offices in Nevada and Colorado. Roche offers feasibility studies, site acquisition, project planning, financing, and other development, preconstruction and construction services. Its projects include the Aurora Processing Center, which is a federal inmate detention facility and Freedom Park, a 68-acre ball field complex in Las Vegas. Roche also has built several stores and distribution centers for clients including Target, Safeway, and Wal-Mart. President and CEO Thomas Roche controls the company.

Morrow-Meadows Corporation provides electrical contracting services, including work on data communications and power distribution systems, for commercial and industrial facilities in the western US, primarily in California and Oregon. Its divisions include Oregon-based Cherry City Electric and Morrow-Meadows Corp., Northern California. The company provides project development, design, engineering, and construction services on a range of projects, such as shopping malls, office buildings, medical centers, hotels, parking garages, theme parks, and water treatment plants.

PGT Industries is the nation's leading manufacturer and supplier of residential impact-resistant windows and doors, as well as one of the largest window and door manufacturers in the nation, serving both the residential and commercial markets. Founded in 1980, the company pioneered the U.S. impact-resistant window and door segment and today employs approximately 1,350 at its manufacturing facilities in Florida and North Carolina.

Engelberth Construction has spent more than thirty years building its business, but it doesn't take nearly as long in the business of building. Specializing in commercial construction the company offers construction management, design/build, general contracting, and additional services for educational, commericial, multi-family residential, and industrial clients. Engelberth Construction works primarily in the New England region (Vermont and New Hampshire) of the US. Otto Engelberth founded Engelberth Construction as a small two-person, home-based construction business in 1972.

Haselden Construction eliminates some of the hassle for companies and institutions looking for full turnkey construction services. The company provides finance, design, engineering, construction, renovation, management, and maintenance services for the development of facilities, including schools, hospitals, resorts, hospitality facilities, and office buildings. The company primarily serves clients in Colorado, Wyoming, and other western states. Clients have included Isle of Capri Casinos and the University of Colorado. Family-owned Haselden Construction was founded in Denver in 1973.

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