Rogue Arts is a film production and distribution company. The firm, formerly called FilmKitchen, has produced six feature films and handles the North American distribution of more than twenty movies. Titles include My Brother's War, Intoxicating, Hard Luck, and 3 Days of Rain. Founder Kirk Harris is also an actor and filmmaker and stars in five of the films Rogue Arts has produced.

Cheskin Added Value was founded by Louis Cheskin in 1946; it is owned by a unit of worldwide media conglomerate WPP. The unit, Added Value, operates within WPP's Kantar Group and owns a network spanning 25 offices across 15 countries. Cheskin Added Value offers strategic research and consulting services specializing in the branding and design components of marketing. Services include market segmentation, new product assessment and design, and new market assessment. Clients have included such companies as General Motors, Motorola, and Pepsi-Cola. In addition to its headquarters in Silicon Valley, Cheskin has offices in New York and Seattle.

Mariah Media, Inc. company targets readers who have an active lifestyle and enjoy outdoor sports, travel, and adventure. Content includes gear reviews, travel guides, photo galleries, and "ask the experts" columns. Its Web site, Outside Online, features blogs, online videos, and podcasts. The magazine is perhaps best-known for publishing the first-hand account of one of its writers who survived an ill-fated trip up Mount Everest in which several people died. (Writer Jon Krakauer later wrote the best-selling book Into Thin Air detailing the trip.) The company was founded in 1977.

Marx Layne was founded in 1987. Marx Layne & Company Company Profile Marx Layne & Company, a marketing and public relations agency, provides media relations, investor relations, public affairs, and crisis management services to its clients, in addition to marketing services such as graphic design, event marketing, and direct marketing. Throughout the US, the firm serves clients of all sizes and in a variety of sectors including the financial, retail, not-for-profit, health care, and hospitality industries.

The Touch Group keeps the UK in high-tech touch. Through its primary subsidiary, Touch Briefings, Touch Group plc company provides print and online journals and marketing services targeted to the biotech, medical, and pharmaceutical industries. The publications are also matched up with a related Web site (such as touchcardiology.com or touchneurology.com), which features additional online content such as articles, schedules for events, and news. Touch Briefings provides published content for 1,400 clients. In 2006, Touch Group sold off its Touch Local operations, which provided online business search directories for cities throughout the UK, due to the segment's high operating cost.

Founded in 1883, the Swiss company sells advertising space in newspapers, magazines, and other publications. While PubliGroupe company's Publicitas Promotion Network has operations in 25 countries, its PubliPresse business in Switzerland accounts for the majority of its sales. Its PubliDirect unit publishes Swiss and French telephone directories which have continued to grow as PubliGroupe company's ad business has declined. PubliGroupe company's Cinecom group sells advertising for cinemas and television. PubliGroupe's namics, zanox, and Schreinr & Van Bokkel businesses provide marketing and Web technical consultancy services.

Thomson Reuters, Legal focuses on the letter of the law. The division of financial information giant Thomson Reuters, also known as West, publishes legal information for law students, professionals, and consumers. Products are available in print and electronic formats, and include law encyclopedias, textbooks, and study aids; state and federal law books; court opinions; how-to legal guides; and law indexes. The division operates the Westlaw online research service, which contains about 30,000 legal, financial, and business news databases. In addition, it offers law firm marketing software through its Hubbard One subsidiary. Thomson Reuters, Legal is part of the Thomson Reuters' Professional division.

Creative Automation Company provides direct marketing support services from data management to production. Licensed by the US Postal Service to use its address database, the company's services include address standardization, record analysis, data enhancement (using lifestyle and demographic information), and printing, personalization, and finishing services. Its In2View online branded platform allows users to measure and analyze their marketing communication messages by measuring the quality of contact information, by managing the marketing campaign's performance, and by providing reporting tools.

Born from a movement to aid the little guy, the Las Vegas Sun has been an important part of the Las Vegas community for more than 50 years. Founding publisher Hank Greenspun died in 1989, but he left a legacy of intrepid and forthright journalism that Sun reporters and editors follow to this day. The seeds of the Las Vegas Sun were planted in 1949 when the town’s only newspaper, the Review-Journal, locked out members of the printing union. As a result, the International Typographical Union began its own newspaper on May 3, 1950, but struggled financially. The ITU then turned to Hank Greenspun.

Emily is a pioneer in the creation and development of branded digital media content. As the driving force behind TGG for the past twelve years, she has been responsible for building the company into a leader in monetizing and marketing digital content, both in the Digital Marketing and physical distribution. Her vision of bringing traditional companies to partner with interactive entities Sin sales building promotions has made TGG an important force in driving sales for leading CPG brands. And, her leadership in the Direct to Retail channel has made TGG one of the country’s leading independent distributors of DVD and CD products in the entertainment category.Emily began her marketing career in the hotel industry at Marriott and Four Seasons Hotels. She moved into the retail environment as Marketing Director of Zany Brainy, the well-known retail chain that sold educational toys and multi-media products where she created daily in-store workshops, concerts, and author appearances which is where she experienced her first solid introduction to the creation of engaging, interactive programs for parents and their children. Following her years at Zany Brainy, Emily created the Teen Marketing Division for Market Source Corporation, a premier provider of integrated sales and marketing solutions to Fortune 500 companies.

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