Burr, Pilger & Mayer LLP has created an environment where our people like coming to work, our clients depend on us and our focus is on building the future. Today, BPM has offices in San Francisco, San Jose, Palo Alto, Walnut Creek, Novato, and Santa Rosa, global capacities, hundreds of highly trained professionals, and a deep involvement in the communities we serve. BPM, we know that our clients are not only looking for expertise with numbers, but also an understanding of their specific needs. It is a responsibility that we take seriously, and it is the driving force behind our success and the success of our clients.

The American Dental Association is the oldest and largest dental association in the world representing more than 155,000 dentists (nearly four out of five). The ADA provides information on oral health, promotes dental science, and conducts research, development, and testing on dental products and materials. If products are up to the organization's standards, they are allowed to carry the ADA Seal of Acceptance. In 2006 the ADA launched the Professional Product Review (PPR) for products used by dental professionals. The ADA was founded in 1859 by 26 representatives from dental societies around the country.

SIS International Research provides market research and analysis for clients in a variety of industries, including aerospace, food and beverage, and pharmaceuticals. Established in 1984, SIS International Research utilizes an array of survey methods (including telephone surveys, online panels, mystery shopping, and media tracking) as well as in-depth interviews to provide its clients with quantitative and qualitative research in such areas as competitive intelligence, market information, and customer satisfaction. SIS also specializes in medical, pharmaceutical, and B2B research, gathering its information through interviews with C-level executives. SIS International Research coverage extends to more than 120 countries globally.

Information Mapping, Inc. delivers information lifecycle solutions in the United States and internationally. It provides public and private classroom and e-learning programs, e-workshops, and private training and learning services for individuals and organizations, as well as offers consulting services and technology solutions. The company’s products include Content Mapper, a Microsoft Word-based XML authoring and publishing tool for creating, editing, storing, importing, exporting, and publishing content; and Formatting Solutions Pro, which allows users to create documents. Its services and solutions also include architecture and design, information development, strategic analysis, deployment, and management and mentoring; knowledge and content management, Web site, documentation, and business communications; and compliance, systems implementation, and XML and structured content. The company serves organizations in financial services, insurance, government, process and manufacturing, life sciences, pharmaceutical, telecommunication, and high tech industries. Information Mapping, Inc. was formerly known as Information Resources, Inc.

Alameda Corridor, Ports Advisory Committee (PAC) was created by the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG). This committee was established in response to growing concerns about the ability of the ground transportation system to accommodate increasing levels of traffic in the port area. PAC members included local elected officials, as well as representatives of the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the U.S. Navy, Army Corps of Engineers, affected railroads, trucking industry, and the Los Angeles County Transportation Commission (LACTC). The first phase of the PAC's study, completed in 1982, dealt with the problems of highway access to the ports. In this phase, the PAC addressed a number of problem areas and recommended a cost-effective set of highway improvements, including the widening of certain streets. The second phase, a study of rail access, was completed in 1984. Additional highway improvements were recommended, but the focus of the second phase was concern over the impact of projected train traffic on communities north of the ports. Three routing alternatives were evaluated and the results of the analysis indicated that consolidating all trains on an up-graded Southern Pacific San Pedro Branch right-of-way would be the most cost-effective alternative.

Earth Share wants to be sure our home planet gets its due. Earth Share works to ensure that environmental organizations get their fair share of donations. The not-for-profit represents more than 400 local and national environmental and conservation groups and collects money primarily through payroll deduction campaigns at government and corporate offices in all 50 states. Earth Share has affiliated offices in some 18 states. Earth Share strives to educate the public about environmental problems and their impacts on daily life through public service announcements on toxins in schools, childhood obesity, and the effects of mercury in the food chain. Earth Share was formed by 18 conservation groups in 1988.

FMI Corporation provides management consulting services to the construction industry. The company offers strategic and business planning, leadership assessment, operations manual development, project execution, business development, compensation planning, and supervisory training services. FMI Corporation was founded in 1953 and is headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, with additional offices in Denver, Colorado; and Tampa, Florida.

AMECO was founded in 1947 as part of Daniel Construction, a US regional construction company and general contractor. In 1977 American Equipment Company, Inc. was acquired by Fluor Corporation and, by 1989, the two companies had gone global. Today, AMECO delivers integrated equipment and tool solutions to industries around the world. The industrial fleet outsourcer supplies construction equipment (backhoes, forklifts, compressors, cranes, lifts, trucks) and other supplies for mining, construction, government, and industrial markets. American Equipment Company, Inc. also provides a selection of construction-site services, such as equipment maintenance, mobile-office installation, and site clean-up. American Equipment Company, Inc. serves customers primarily in the oil and gas, mining, energy, and infrastructure industries. Founded in 1947 as part of Daniel Construction and incorporated as AMECO in 1971, American Equipment Company, Inc. is a subsidiary and fleet management and construction support unit of Fluor, a construction and engineering giant.

ConsultNet provides technical consulting and staffing services to companies in the US. Its consultants have expertise in information technology disciplines including software development, database and network administration, operations management, and IT systems management. The company also specializes in such areas of engineering as mechanical, electrical, civil, and chemical. Founded in 1996, ConsultNet operates from offices in California, Colorado, Texas, and Utah. The company's customers have included Questar Gas, Northrop Grumman, and Amgen.

Brintech, a subsidiary of United Community Banks, provides a wide range of management consulting services for community banks and other financial services organizations. Beside providing advice aimed at improving the efficiency of clients' operations and expanding their businesses, the firm consults on issues such as retail and marketing, risk management, security, and technology management. Brintech was founded in 1993.

Inviting Real Estate Agents, Job Placements Agents, Educational Institutes, Software Service Providers, Real Estate Builders, Marriage Bureaus, Travel Agents, Restaurant Owners, Health & Fitness Centers and other Local Businesses to Post a FREE Classified Advertisement on Cootera.com Classifieds Website.