Nancy Traversy and Tessa Strickland co-founded Barefoot Books in 1993 with the goal of introducing children to the stories and art of other cultures. Barefoot Books wants the kids to kick of their shoes and read. Barefoot Books company publishes children's books, including titles such as The Animal Boogie, Catch that Goat!, and The Story Tree. Barefoot Books also sells other kid-friendly items such as puppets, puzzles, games, and CDs. Barefoot Books company has offices in the US and the UK. It operates a retail store in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and sells its books through its network of home-based distributors (or Barefoot Books Ambassadors).

Makovsky & Company helps clients design and implement strategic communications programs. The independent agency's public relations services include investor relations, litigation PR, crisis management, and visual communications for clients in the health care, financial services, technology, and professional services industries. Clients have included the American Stock Exchange, Ernst & Young, First Data Corporation, and Pfizer. To expand its geographical reach, in 1983 Makovsky & Company founded IPREX (International Public Relations Network), one of the world's largest PR agency networks which has partnerships across 35 US cities and a presence in more than 20 countries.

Trifecta Entertainment and Media is a triple threat in network TV, cable TV, and direct-to-video films. The multimedia company develops, produces, and distributes a variety of mainly syndicated television programming, including scripted and reality series, miniseries, and movies made for TV. Its roster includes detective series Cold Case Files, teen drama The Hills, and wildlife reality show Animal Atlas. The company's New York-based Trifecta Media unit is responsible for US distribution, advertiser sales, and branding and marketing of the programs in its own portfolio, as well as other programs for third parties. Trifecta Entertainment and Media was founded in 2005 by four former MGM Television executives.

Guerra DeBerry Coody is an advertising and marketing services firm specializing in political marketing, health care and retail. It also provides graphic design, web development, event coordination, multicultural marketing, and public relations services through offices in San Antonio, Texas. Clients have included HEB, Time Warner Cable, Procter & Gamble, and Baptist Health System in San Antonio. Founding partner and President Trish DeBerry put her marketing skills to the test with an unsuccessful bid in the San Antonio mayor's race in 2009.

Founded in 1999, SOS provides strategic consulting, manpower and technology solutions directly to companies that utilize equity-based compensation and to companies that support the stock administration function. SOS is recognized as the leading independent consultancy in our industry ecosphere. Through its three divisions, People/Staffing Solutions, Consulting/Projects Solutions and SOS Outsourcing and Total Administration Solutions, SOS provides high-level strategic consulting services, skilled manpower and customized software solutions to its clients. Clients are both direct issuers of equity-based compensation and third-party service providers supporting the stock administration function.SOS's consulting services encompass the design, implementation, management and administration of equity compensation plans. In addition, the Company provides IT programs and support to facilitate handling of equity compensation plan data. Consulting services range from high-level plan design and compliance guidance to transaction processing and recordkeeping. Technology services include the design and support of large data transfers, customized system interfaces and web-based customer and employee portals. SOS's Outsourcing and Total Administration Solutions bring the first complete end to end outsourcing solution to the market.

Nippon Television Network is a leading media conglomerate in Japan anchored by its popular NTV national broadcast network. The TV network airs a mix of entertainment, news, and sports programming (about 90% created in-house) through about 30 affiliate stations. It also has international news bureaus in about dozen cities worldwide. Through its subsidiaries, Nippon Television also produces and distributes motion pictures, records and promotes music CDs, and licenses media properties for merchandise. In addition, the company owns the Tokyo Verdy soccer team.

Mercury Mambo doesn't offer dance lessons, but it does help companies tap Hispanic consumers through marketing and branding. Among the agency's services are event marketing, retail merchandising, sales promotions, and strategic planning. Many of its clients come from the food and beverage industry, including Anheuser-Busch, Dr. Pepper, and The J. M. Smucker Company. Non-retail clients include AOL and U.S. Cellular. Mercury Mambo was founded by principals Liz and Becky Arreaga, who set out to formulate their marketing strategies based on the level of acculturation and language preferences of major Hispanic metropolitan markets in the US, including Arizona, California, Florida, and Texas.

Cowley Associates provides advertising, public relations, and marketing services for regional, national, and international clients. The agency balances its workload with about half of its clients on the consumer advertising side and the other half falling on the business-to-business side. Cowley Associates offers creative services in print, broadcast, and interactive media, as well as media relations, crisis communications, and media buying services. Customers have included Dermoody, Burke & Brown, Ellis, and Stickley Furniture.

CQ-Roll Call Group is the premier political news and information provider covering Capitol Hill. For more than 50 years, we have provided authoritative journalism, unmatched legislative tracking and grass-roots services to the most influential people in American politics and government.

White House Media, was founded by journalist Llewellyn King in 1973 as a publisher of papers and newsletters focused on topics such as energy, defense, technology, the environment, and politics. It began producing White House Chronicle, a television program airing on PBS, in 1998. King executive produces and hosts the weekly panel discussion of news events and one-on-one interviews. King sold most of King Publishing Group in 2006. He retained White House Chronicle and one newsletter, White House Weekly, which covers the White House, federal government, and domestic and foreign affairs.

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