O'Connor, O'Connor, Lordi (OOL) takes a direct approach to filling out the executive ranks of clients. The firm offers executive search services to clients in industries such as education, retail, consumer products, finance, and technology. OOL primarily serves FORTUNE 500 companies, but also recruits for midsized firms, not-for-profit organizations, and start-ups. Founded in 1983, the company fills senior-level positions (usually in the 150,000 plus salary range) in areas including human resources, engineering, sales and marketing, and research.

Kenco began with only one 100,000 square-foot facility in Chattanooga, TN. That single warehouse had only two employees: Founders, Jim Kennedy, Jr. and Sam Smartt. Today, over 59 years later, Kenco is one of the nation's leading third-party logistics providers (3PL). That single warehouse has grown to over 100 facilities and more than 25 million square feet of warehouse space in 32 states and Canada. Kenco's core competencies include not only logistic services but also transportation, real estate management and material handling equipment. The Kenco Family of Companies includes Kenco Logistic Services, Kenco Transportation, Kenco Toyota-Lift, Kenco Management Services, and JDK Real Estate. Kenco Logistic Services currently provides logistic services for many industry-leading, Fortune 500 companies like GlaxoSmithKline, Mead Johnson Nutrition, Whirlpool, and Cummins. Kenco Logistic Services manages facilities for the pharmaceutical, automotive, food, textile, and appliance industries.

RLG International, Inc. offers operational performance assessment, performance improvement implementation, senior executive coaching, and implementation certification services for industries. It serves aerospace, construction, defense, distribution, energy, engineering, financial services, forest products, healthcare, information technology, manufacturing, marketing and sales, mining, oil and gas, pipelines, printing, telecommunications, and transportation industries. The company was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada with additional offices in Cochrane and Regina, Canada; Houston, Texas; and Aberdeen, Scotland.

Founded in 1988, Josephine's Personnel Services places administrative, light industrial, and technical professionals at companies in the San Francisco Bay Area (including Silicon Valley). The firm's services include temporary, temp-to-hire, contract, and project staffing, as well as permanent placement; it also provides payrolling services and on-site staffing services.

CWA knows how to get its message across. Communications Workers of America is a labor union representing more than 700,000 employees in the communications and media industries. Members work in a variety of sectors including telecommunications, journalism, publishing, manufacturing, and customer service. With about 1,200 locals across the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico, CWA is one of the most geographically diverse unions. It holds more than 2,000 collective bargaining agreements guaranteeing wages, benefits, and good working conditions for members. The group is affiliated with the AFL-CIO, the Canadian Labour Congress, and Union Network International.

The concept behind Transcontinental's continued existence and growth is very simple: adapt to and, even better, anticipate our customers' emerging needs. Our goal is to be the best in what we do and to help our customers be more effective in reaching and building a loyal clientele. We have therefore, over the years, added complementary products and services, particularly in the area of personalization, new information technologies and the Internet, so that we can meet all of our customers' communication needs. Today, customers want to reduce the number of suppliers they deal with and outsource certain services. We were the first to offer retailers a complete prepress-printing-distribution service through a one-stop shop. And over the past few years we have been reorganizing our sales approach to include cross-selling initiatives that enable us to offer our complete line of products and services to customers. We have also set up specialized market teams that are tasked with developing in-depth knowledge of specific continent-wide markets. These teams have become true advisors to our customers.

East Nippon Expressway (NEXCO-East) is expressly committed to getting drivers where they need to go. The company provides toll-road services, highway maintenance, and new highway construction in the areas of the Tokyo metropolitan area as well as Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, and the Niigata and Toyama provinces of Japan. Its highway network covers about 2,100 miles. Formerly known as Japan Highway Public Corp., NEXCO-East was privatized in 2005 alongside two regional sister companies -- West Nippon Expressway and Central Nippon Expressway. NEXCO-East diversified its operations by selling lunchboxes with to-go meals at its roadside expressway stops as well as operating bed-and-breakfast hotels.

The Cohen Group, headed by former US senator and Secretary of Defense William Cohen, provides an array of consulting and lobbying services primarily for multinational companies seeking to do business with federal agencies and foreign governments. The firm provides business, media, and political intelligence; facilitates high-level communications; and provides transactional services. Its roster of consultants has included a former vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and a former UK defense minister. It has practices groups in aerospace and defense, IT and telecom, transportation and logistics, financial services, and China among others. Cohen formed the company in 2001.

Food irradiation is physical means of food treatment comparable to heat pasteurization, canning or freezing. The process involves exposing food, either packaged or in bulk, to one of three types of ionizing energy: gamma rays, machine generated electrons or X-rays. This is done in a special processing room or chamber for a specified duration. The most common source of gamma rays for food processing is the radioisotope cobalt 60. Food is treated by cobalt 60 gamma rays in a facility known as an irradiator. Food irradiation employs a particular form of electromagnetic energy known as “ionizing radiation.” This term is used to describe these rays because they cause whatever material they contact to produce electrically charged particles called “ions.”

EzGov Europe Ltd. company provides a variety of technology and professional services to government agencies, including online systems for such functions as license renewal and tax filings using its FlexFoundation software. In addition, its Tracker software helps courts track and manage defendants' cases. EzGov sold its Americas and Caribbean businesses to risk management firm ChoicePoint in 2005, retaining only its European operations. EzGov Europe has built online applications for such government agencies as the UK's Department of Work and Pensions and the Court Service. Chairman Ed Trimble founded the company in 1999.

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